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Because pDuEx vectors used in this SLC assay contain the Gateway® recombinant sites (Fujikawa and Kato [2007]), one can relatively easily construct a large number of expression vectors.

…and of neural networks, whose categorization decisions are often literally inexplicable and yet at the same time, one can, relatively easy, trick a neural network into thinking a panda is a vulture, or a cat is a bath towel.

In addition, one can relatively easily identify the fragment's correct molecular formula, as well as distinguish fragment peaks from noise, due to the small "combinatorial diversity": the chance that the mass of a noise peak coincidence with the theoretical mass of a molecular formula is very small for small masses.

With the workflow presented in this study including both permeability correction and a relationship between measured permeability, laboratory test conditions and intrinsic permeability, one can relatively easily estimate the intrinsic permeability from laboratory data and calculate the effective permeability under the reservoir conditions using the intrinsic permeability and the relationship.

For example, by spiking in standard glycans labeled with stable isotope tags, one can relatively quantify the images acquired from the tissue sections for targeted glycans.

Toward this end, we have developed a method to construct shRNAs from randomized oligonucleotides, by which one can relatively easily generate a randomized shRNA library.

"The size is interesting in itself, showing just how small one can make relatively low-loss silica fibers," he said.

In the search for new targets, one can stimulate relatively high (e.g. DLPFC) or low level cortical areas.

Herein, it is demonstrated that by carefully designing and controlling the process parameters, one can generate relatively fine and uniform dual-scale (hierarchical) surface textured coatings that after treatment for lowering their surface energy, show significantly improved water repellence and water mobility with water contact angles as high as 170° and sliding angles as low as 1.3°.

It is shown that using a simple particle deposition modeling technique, together with a tip-sample convolution algorithm, one can get relatively easily estimates of uncertainty components related to data processing methods in nanoparticle analysis.

In 1928, Oseen showed that one can get relatively good results if the convection term ((ucdotnabla)u) is replaced by ((vcdotnabla)u), where v is a solution of the corresponding Stokes equations.