Sentence examples for of a suitable length from inspiring English sources
It was demonstrated that the conjugate 8 is stable inside the cell and its linker is of a suitable length for the detection of biotin in native and denatured conditions.
Diffusion in a temperature gradient in samples with initially symmetric "roof-shaped" concentration profiles of a suitable length scale and concentration range yields asymmetric profiles that allow the determination of the frequency factor D0 and the activation energy QD.
It was shown that an average yield of 11.5 ng of DNA could be recovered from 1 mL cell-free sweat samples leading to the hypothesis that cell-free nucleic acids (CNAs) of a suitable length for standard DNA profiling are transferred during handling/touching items.
Only DNA fragments of a suitable length for efficient circularisation and for PCR amplification will be detected [164].
Fes substrates such as cortactin and HS1 have multiple pTyr sites separated by spacers of a suitable length for such docking-dependent phosphorylation.
The suspension (particle content: 10 20 % by volume) was transferred to a capillary cell with a 0.2 mm×2.0 mm cross section and of a suitable length (ca. 10 cm) oriented in an upright position.
Reducing these side effects while maintaining the drug's therapeutic effects is important, as is exposing the target region to the drugs for a suitable length of time.
Therefore where recalcitrant or chronic, infected wounds are present it remains vital to ensure that topical treatments such as manuka honey are appropriately applied for a suitable length of time in combination with other antimicrobials where necessary to ensure that infection is resolved and the likelihood for resistance is minimised.
A six-day period was selected as a suitable length of time for culture of transduced moDCs, representing a balance between obtaining good transgene expression and optimal moDC viability.
Selecting a suitable length of floats is helpful for stabilizing this computation.
This is likely attributable to the various technical challenges associated with spinal fMRI (e.g., imaging a suitable length of the cord, reducing image artifacts from the vertebrae and intervertebral discs, and dealing with physiological noise from spinal cord motion).
