Sentence examples for published methodologies for from inspiring English sources

Many previously published methodologies for ortholog identification use some variation of best BLAST hit.

Jaffe et al. (2012a, b) published methodologies for detection of regions with contiguous differentially or variably methylated CpGs on the CHARM platform; they term their approach 'bump hunting'.

Using dosimetry measures from this data and our previously published methodology for calculating optimal combined administered activity levels for therapy, we determined the amount of 131I-MIBG that could be added to 90Y-DOTATOC without exceeding normal organ dose limits (marrow and kidneys) along with the expected increase in associated tumor dose, if any.

To further illustrate the potential prognostic application of pathway L values, we implemented classification models built on genes identified by a published methodology for gene expression analysis, and compared the resulting prediction performances against the results reported above.

We essentially followed the published methodology for using MiRscan [ 18].

One published methodology for this, applied to smallpox, is to use a branching-process model [ 10].

We reconsidered this question taking advantage of a recently published methodology for the precise detection of rearrangement breakpoints based on pairwise genome comparisons.

In keeping with published methodology, for each year we identify the highest recorded life expectancy, that is, the leader. 1 6 7 These point estimates define a 'maximum frontier'.

From the observed microbiome community structures, and using a previously published methodology for inferring metabolomic data from microbial community structures [ 50], we predicted the metagenomes of microbiomes, expressed as community enzyme function profiles.

We targeted large introductory biology and genetics courses and used published methodology for question development, which included the validation of questions by student interviews (n = 28), in-class testing of the questions by students (n = 193), and expert (n = 8) consensus on the correct answers.

The development of a highly sensitive method for the quantification of DMA and NA in this study allowed for the quantification of DMA in rice root secretions which for many previously published methodologies is below the limit of detection.