Sentence examples for multiplex more from inspiring English sources
This allows us to multiplex more than one basic MC-OCDM channel into a VWB transmission system which can have the performance and spectral efficiency required in fixed wireless transmission environments.
It may be possible to multiplex more samples within a single lane depending on the goals of the study and the analytical methods used.
When comparing the low cost of SIS peptide generation from commercial sources to the cost of antibody generation and capacity to multiplex more than ten within a single analytical sample, the mass spectrometry platform is a feasible choice for TBI candidate marker verification for the early preclinical validation stage.
The latter form an obvious concession to multiplex mores, but can't obscure the more resonant dynamics between the professor and his acolytes, set to wondering whether these tests aren't just extending the girl's distress.
For another, multiplexing more active users with higher multiplexing gain would increase the inter-user interference, in which the multiplexing gain makes transmit power saving, but inter-user interference induces transmit power wasting.
With today's multiplexes more or less functioning as cathedrals of superhero worship, even Matthew Vaughn, the director of "Kick-Ass" and the forthcoming "X-Men: First Class," has predicted that the End of Days is just two or three box-office hits away.
Here we multiplexed two samples, but by multiplexing more than two samples the costs are likely to be reduced significantly without sacrificing the quality of the output.
This leaves open the possibility of sequencing additional amplicons per sample, or multiplexing more samples per sequencing run in future if necessary.
To determine if we could reduce the cost per sample by multiplexing more samples per chip, we assessed the sequencing efficiency by determining the read distribution over the individual amplicons.
This technology was chosen over a qPCR-based assay method for two primary reasons: 1) QuantiGene™ detection can accurately measure mRNA in FFPE samples whereas qPCR cannot reliably measure mRNA, which has an average size of 100 bases; and 2) QuantiGene™ can be multiplexed more easily than qPCR which is more suited for expression analysis of mRNA extracted from fresh or frozen samples.
A gel-based size selection also provides for modularity in the GBS approach: excising a narrower size range from the gel can be a simple way to sample fewer sites in the genome if fewer markers or more depth per site are needed, and/or to facilitate multiplexing more samples per lane.
