Sentence examples for rapidly filter from inspiring English sources
In this study, a novel strategy was proposed to rapidly filter ineffective compounds and target the most potential leads.
Ideally, this should be implemented at the screening stage to rapidly filter out compounds that are ineffective or toxic to the human native epithelium.
It also has integrated social streams and an HTML 5 platform, which the company says will allow users to rapidly filter, tag, follow, and share customer and deal activity from a single view.
Within the next few years it reckons some level of built-in intelligence and connectivity will be regarded as standard — and will rapidly filter down to mainstream products and services, creating new business models and value propositions.
Critical to such a network are clinical genetics experts who could rapidly filter through candidate resilient individuals to validate their genetic status, rule out what may be common explanations such as mosaicism, and ultimately identify factors that enable resistance.
These strings can be clustered and compared using Tanimoto similarities, and used to rapidly filter poses for the presence or absence of specific interactions, providing an improvement in virtual screening hit list enrichment over conventional scoring functions.
Each reaction lasted 30 s, if not otherwise indicated, and was stopped by rapidly filtering the reaction solution through a 0.22-μm GSTF filter (Millipore).
It is known that molecules less than 1.8 nm are rapidly filtered through the glomerular membranes and enter the proximal tubules, while those larger than 4 6 nm are mostly retained in blood circulation (Vegt et al. 2010).
About 3 mL fresh broth was fast quenched with 40 mL precooled methanol solution (− 27.6 °C 40% w/w) and then rapidly filtered through vacuum pump onto acetic nitrocellulose membrane.
It is currently capable of rapidly filtering 24 discrete large-water-volume samples (30 100 L per sample) for suspended particles during a single deployment (e.g. >90 L per sample at 4 7 L per minute through 1 μm pore diameter polycarbonate filters).
It is believed that proteins with a MW of <15 kDa are freely filtered in the glomeruli; proteins up to 45 kDa are quite rapidly filtered and proteins between 45 to 60 kDa only restrictedly.
