Sentence examples for next generation techniques from inspiring English sources

Modern tools and next generation techniques employed in environmental engineering.

So far, however, there has only been analysis of dominant microbes, through relatively insensitive techniques such as qPCR, without assessing the impact on subdominant populations as allowed by next generation techniques such as t-RFLP.

Results were compared against a curated fungal sequence database maintained by Research and Testing Laboratories, Inc. Fungal ITS sequences were subjected to phylogenetic analysis to explore similarity between taxa amplified with varied primers and sequenced by conventional and next generation techniques.

There has also been a surge in other next generation techniques such as RNA-seq, incorporating experimental methods gives a better indication of a protein's role and whether it is functional.

In the last phases of the experimental work, thanks to the acquired affability and accuracy of the next generation techniques, additional 28 samples were amplified with the same oligonucleotide pairs, pooled together (5 μg of DNA in total) and sequenced on the Illumina Genome Analyzer IIx, platform at the IGA Technology Services, Udine, Italy.

Now, using blood samples from monkeys infected with Zika virus as well as virus recovered from cells infected in the laboratory, the team has validated a next generation technique that overcomes this problem.

The genomes of the subjected strains were sequenced using the Illumina next generation technique that allowed us to determine the mutational impact on P. chrysogenum during CSI.

Introduction to next-generation techniques in genetic, molecular, biochemical, and cellular engineering.

The purpose of EPJ TI is to catalyze the development and adoption of next-generation techniques and technologies.

In order to clarify their origin, it is essential to develop next-generation techniques for detection of their particles by large amounts of statistics.

At one extreme, we develop next-generation techniques (such as hyperpolarized magnetic resonance imaging and nonlinear microscopy), applying quantum mechanics to extract molecular information is not commonly present in existing modalities.