Sentence examples for records precursor from inspiring English sources

Files are locally parsed to extract relevant annotation for mature and precursor miRNAs (accession number, name, sequence) and to determine relationships between precursor and mature miRNA records (precursor parents, mature products) in each release.

Structurally, it's Mr. Moncur's most daring record, a precursor to the work of avant-garde jazz composers like Anthony Braxton and Muhal Richard Abrams.

The 60 minute liquid chromatography (LC) runs were monitored by sequentially recording the precursor scan (MS) followed by three collision-induced dissociation acquisitions (MS/MS).

The sixty minute LC runs were monitored by sequentially recording the precursor scan (MS) followed by three collision-induced dissociation (CID) acquisitions (MS/MS).

MSE is a method of data acquisition that records exact mass precursor and fragment ion information from every detectable component in a sample.

For example, FQHC adoption of electronic medical records (a necessary precursor for HIE) lagged considerably relative to larger practices and hospitals [ 29, 30].

6 (PAS records are a precursor to Hospital Episode Statistics HESS) data hereafter, we refer to hospital records as 'HES records' for simplicity, as this is the more commonly used convention to denote patient administrative data in the NHS).

These records are true precursors of punk.

Yet we know the government has used section 215 to collect purchase records of explosives precursors.

MS/MS spectra were recorded on selected precursor ions using a collision-energy of 20 eV.

Brennan says many of the traditional instruments that appear on the record act as a precursor to some of the key tropes of western rock music.