Sentence examples for readily tracked from inspiring English sources
Our aim is to develop bifunctional crosslinkers that, after crosslinking protein complexes followed by proteolytic digestion, give rise to crosslinked peptides that can be readily tracked down by mass spectrometry.
The Xa7 introgression from DV85 could be readily tracked using the C6AIR in backcross lines with the recurrent parent, IR24 (i.e., the IRBB isolines).
In the infrared part of the spectrum, Neptune's storms appear bright against the cooler background, allowing the size and shape of these features to be readily tracked.
In such experiments glucose concentrations can be readily tracked using MIR light.
The emergence and spread of these new genotypes, which can be readily tracked by G gene sequencing, provide an opportunity to re-examine 1) the interconnectedness of RSV epidemics at various levels (e.g., global, country, and community levels), 2) the spatial temporal scale of the spread of variants, and 3) the pace and nature of associated genetic changes.
By virtue of its eye-locating capabilities, the NYU system can readily track head motion and almost immediately alter the images on the monitor as needed.
Since the latter-day Partridges arrange their dictionaries according to historical principles, supported by O.E.D.-style citations, we can readily track slang's more remarkable survivals.
Based on this notion, one can use this technique to readily track the movement of a single pathogen or pathogen mimetic prior to internalization and the time course of acidification upon internalization (i.e. the time required for the fluorescence drop).
Given the penetration of cell phones in even these impoverished countries, "contacts" on the move could readily be tracked through their phones.
The progress of individual neurons could readily be tracked and is indicated for three examples by the progress of the colored arrowheads in the three panels.
Also, online commerce is far more readily vetted and tracked than transactions by high-street or on-track bookies, so corruption should be far easier to sniff out.Neil Goulden, who heads Coral, another bookmaker, says the real problem is not so much corruption as licensed bookmakers shutting up shop and offering odds through Betfair to avoid paying tax and levy.
