Sentence examples for recent arrays from inspiring English sources
Likewise the Affymetrix 10k SNP array is an early genotyping technology that does not provide as dense genomic coverage as more recent arrays with >500k SNPs [29], [30].
Whatever the reasons, to judge from a recent array of rehearsals and concerts, Marlboro is a model of musical democracy in action.
Haze, collage, abstraction: all the central tenets of the recent array of Internet-centric and Internet-native electronic music were captured therein.
How, then, to explain a recent array of openings testifying not just to ongoing activity in the capital but to arguably the most revelatory performance of Jude Law's career?
A recent array of nighttime offers sent to a shopper's e-mail inbox included: from 6 to 9 p.m., a limited-quantity sale on fashions at Neiman Marcus; at 7 38 p.m., a promotion for three-day stays at Loews hotels; at 8 44 p.m., a promotion by Gilt for macaroons and faux-fur blankets; and at 2 23 a.m., an offer by Saks for a $2,000 gift card with purchase.
Recent array CGH analysis using the MDA products from a small number of cells isolated by laser capture-microdissected cells also revealed a reproducible biased-amplification of the genomic regions including telomeres and some chromosomes [23], [24].
A recent array comparative genomic hybridization study of 103 breast tumors identified a number of loci that exhibit copy number aberration at a significant frequency in tumor samples [17], and a significant number of these mapped to chromosome 8 or 17.
A recent array-based study of CNS PNETs identified three molecular subgroups (Picard et al, 2012).
Their findings and interpretations are reviewed in the context of recent array studies that compared gene expression in primary tumors and metastases.
As outlined in the preceding section, recent array-CGH studies have also reported similarities in the genomic alterations identified in adjacent lobular lesions.
This poses a difficult challenge as NGS and recent array-based technologies can generate data sets from gigabytes to terabytes in size.
