Sentence examples for processed with this method from inspiring English sources
Although there are minor differences in muscle size (e.g., compare reduced thickness of muscles 53 from the mutants in Fig. 8J with the corresponding muscle 53 from control in Fig. 8H), given the low sample size of flies that can be processed with this method (see Materials and Methods) it is unclear whether these subtle differences are related to the absence of lms function.
Data are acquired from the phantoms using the pfdOCT system and processed with the method described in [ 8] to produce true-color images.
As an example for the method a test case model of the radio isotope thermal generators (RTGs) of Pioneer 11 is processed with this force computing method.
Discrete and real-valued sequences can be processed efficiently with this method, as we will show in experiments.
Fig. 9 A part of the "Lena" image with discontinuities; a true image;b noisy image ; c processed with method M1; d processed with method M2; e processed with method M3.
In terms of processing methods, the PVK film processed with the electrospray method showed a lower current density than that of spin-coated ones.
Sequences consisting of plasma blanks, calibration spikes, QC samples, and llama plasma samples were batch processed with a processing method developed in the Xcalibur software (Thermo Scientific, San Jose, CA, USA).
Sequences consisting of plasma blanks, calibration spikes, and FM plasma samples were batch processed with a processing method developed in the Xcalibur software (Thermo Scientific, San Jose, CA, USA).
The entire dataset was processed with our method, and perceptual quality measures were calculated.
Our approach corrects the 3′/5′-bias on the level of raw probe intensities, which can afterward be processed with any method.
To further evaluate the effect of genomic DNA on downstream reactions, RNA samples processed with each method were amplified and the products of amplification precipitated with LiCl to preserve high molecular weight species.
