Sentence examples for multiplex hundreds from inspiring English sources

In addition to reliance on complex protocols for library preparation, the requirement to multiplex hundreds of samples to minimize cost, and long delays in obtaining sequencing output, a challenge for many groups has been the costly bioinformatics infrastructure needed to support downstream analytical pipelines for accurate allele-calling.

"Please, sir, I want a small coffee" (or something equally obsequious), I said to the man behind the refreshment counter at the 25-screen multiplex on 42nd Street.

The other thing I often do is see a Broadway show or a movie at the AMC Multiplex on 42nd Street.

He recently finalized a deal with AMC Theaters to screen the movie at 20 theaters around the country, including the company's multiplex on 42nd Street in Times Square.

Michael Gershowitz Dear Diary: I was leaving a multiplex on 42nd Street recently when a young man came running against the flow of those leaving the theater.

But she said that when a Queens developer announced its plan for a multiplex theater on 57th Avenue with 300 new parking spots, she took calls from residents who worried that the two projects combined would attract a glut of cars to the area.

Don't Tell Mama is the cabaret multiplex on West 46th Street where most glorious Broadway stars and award-winning composers first displayed their talents.

The 1st multiplex reaction following initial customization of the Bangladesh-specific battery of multiplex PCR reactions detected a lower proportion (31%) of pneumonia/sepsis isolates compared to meningitis cases (48%; p = 0.007), mainly due to the excess of serotype 2 among the meningitis cases.

But it would be hard to dismiss his crucial role in the creation of the nightclub atop Show World, the adult entertainment multiplex on Eighth Avenue near 42nd Street.

BE, base editors; BER, base excision repair; BMT, bone marrow transplantation; C, cytidine; DSB, double strand break; HDR, homologous directed repair; HLA, human leukocyte antigen; IVM, in vitro mature; MDA, multiplex displacement amplification; PB1, 1st polar body; PN, pronucleus; U, uridine; UGI, uracil DNA glycosylase inhibitor; WT, wild-type.

Further, Bangladeshi serotypes are also divergent as indicated by lower (66%) cumulative yield from the 1st two multiplex reactions specifically designed for the respective countries, compared to the serotypes of Africa (82%) and Latin America (80%) [24], [25].