Sentence examples for protocol developed in this study from inspiring English sources

The disease severity was estimated using an image processing protocol developed in this study.

This is because the MinION protocol developed in this study specifically targeted poly(A) sequences: which would have presumably been plant or plant-associated bacterial/fungal derived polyadenylated mRNA transcripts (Supplementary Fig. 1).

These data demonstrates that transformation protocol developed in this study is stable and heritable.

In our experience, the protocol developed in this study is highly reliable and allows detection of BrdU and FISH signal on different targets, such as cells in interphase, metaphase chromosomes, and chromatin fibres.

Thus, the door is also open to other procedures that could be added to the clinical protocol developed in this study to further enhance the degree of structural and functional repair in spinal cord injury.

The protocol developed in this study was used to describe the static differences in transcript levels between two identified populations of neurons in the lumbar spinal cord of the neonatal rat, the MNs and dCINs.

The approaches and protocols developed in this study form a useful basis for developing other potyviruses arrays and the results also provide useful insights into generic issues for the development of arrays for detecting other pathogens.

The suitability of reference ENMs and protocols developed in this study brings forth new arenas to generate reliable and reproducible toxicological data in an effort to reduce conflicting and contradicting inter-laboratory data on relative toxic effects of ENMs.

Protocols developed in this study allow introduction of genes of interest to facilitate the improvement of these rubber producing plants into domestic crops and provide an avenue to explore rubber biosynthesis and gene functions.

Ultimately, this was the validation of the procedures and protocols developed in this study.

With the aim to establish new strategies for fabricating bioactive nanostructured matrices for controlled drug delivery or potential tissue engineering, a facile and one-pot protocol was developed in this study to produce drug-loaded poly l-lactide) (poly l-lactidectures by thermally induced PLLAe separationanostructures