Sentence examples for reagent availability from inspiring English sources

Although these models accurately recapitulate most of the disease features of EHF, practical and ethical concerns limit their use, including nonreproducible genetic backgrounds, cost, animal availability, and reagent availability.

Although these models accurately recapitulate most of the disease features of EHF, practical and ethical concerns limit their use, including non-reproducible genetic backgrounds, cost, animal availability, and reagent availability.

The selection was based on known biological importance and reagent availability.

Key considerations for a successful product include clinical utility, reagent availability, performance characteristics, patent status with freedom to operate, and licensing terms.

The validation of DIO3 and FOXD2 at the DNA, mRNA and protein level was carried out based on its level of significance, CpG site distribution and reagent availability.

Despite the many advantages of the rabbit as an animal model, this species has not been widely used, probably due to limitations in terms of cost and reagent availability.

The aims of this workshop were to look at the current status of reagents for studying ruminant immunology, the prospects for future developments, and also to discuss reagents availability between different groups worldwide.

Two serum free media, X-vivo 10 and Stemline II, were chosen for further assessment based on the need for serum-free and animal origin-free reagents, availability of GMP grade products for clinical application and pre-existing data.

The success of the assay with this variety of formats allowed the selection of optimal work flows for specific applications on the basis of ease of use and overall reagent consumption and availability.

The TO-Dll1-cerulean and TO-Jag1-cerulean cell lines were incubated with increasing concentrations of 4epi-Tc and stained with ligand availability reagents.

PCR is simplified in recent years by the availability of reagent kits that allow a forensic DNA laboratory to add a DNA template to a premade PCR mix containing all the necessary components for the amplification reaction.