Sentence examples for prior block from inspiring English sources

Because each block contains the hash of a prior block, it proves that it came afterward.

Following repeated washings, plates were incubated for 1 hour at room temperature with 50 μL aliquots of a conveniently diluted (by prior block titration) peroxidase-labeled anti-IgG conjugate.

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Almost all prior block-design fMRI studies have focused on the sustained response components while the transient responses at block transitions have been largely ignored.

Because every record (or "block") created makes it much harder to rewrite history because anyone can verify that the history is correct by reviewing all the prior blocks created all the way back to the first.

The anatomical prior blocks diffusion across the edges, hence the reconstructed fluorochrome concentration appears confined within the capillary boundaries.

Only 50% of residents that had performed seven to nine previous blocks were able to perform the block autonomously, whereas 87.5% of residents who had performed fifteen prior blocks had autonomous success.

All three ligands suffer from the disadvantage that the two sulfonyl chloride groups can potentially cause crosslinking of the proteins being labeled, although this can be avoided by prior blocking of one group by use of simple amines [ 38].

We and others [ 46] have confirmed that mER-α in breast cancer cells is responsible for this effect by showing that E2-peroxidase can stimulate proliferation and that this effect can be abolished by prior blocking of ER-α with ligand-binding domain-specific antibody.

We found that neutralizing CXCL12 from adherent platelets and prior-blocking of CXCR7 on monocytes with anti-CXCR7 but not using anti-CXCR4 inhibited monocyte adhesion to immobilized platelets.

Pooled data comprised of 9 players prior to block 1 and 14 players prior to block 2. Effect sizes of correlation coefficients were defined as follows: trivial 0.0; small 0.1 0.3; moderate 0.3 0.5; large 0.5 0.7; very large 0.7 0.9; nearly perfect 0.9 and perfect 1.0.