Sentence examples for sample and characterize from inspiring English sources

This study represents the first effort to sample and characterize R-gene candidate sequences in gerbera.

Our strategy was to sample and characterize a set of representatives that would capture a substantial fraction of the sequence diversity in the GH1 phylogenetic space.

The van was designed to sample and characterize mobile and fixed-site emission plumes, as well as characterize gaseous and particulate emissions from selected classes of vehicles, including heavy-duty diesel trucks, buses, and colectivos (ubiquitous small gasoline or condensed natural gas powered microbuses).

Information was collected from 10 000 lymphocytes per sample and characterized by size, density, and fluorescence signal intensity.

MA has collected the sample and characterized bacterial isolates from UTI with the collaboration of MS. MA has performed all the experiments incorporated in this manuscript.

The aim of our study was to evaluate the occurrence of MRS in Finnish mastitis milk samples and characterize the MRS isolates using molecular methods.

Soils are routinely sampled and characterized according to genetic horizons, resulting in data that are associated with principle dimensions: location (x, y), depth (z), and property space (p).

Explicitly sampling and characterizing alternative, unexplored protein sequences would directly identify fundamental reasons for sequence robustness (or variability), and we demonstrate that computational methods offer an efficient mechanism toward this end, on a large scale.

We prepared ultrathin cross-sectioned samples and characterized by using TEM for direct observation of interfaces on a nanometer scale.

Reports on the development and validation of methods for sampling and characterizing engineered nanomaterials in air and on workplace surfaces, for the purpose of eliminating risks to worker health and safety.

Bioactive Molecules with Antimicrobial activity (BMA1, BMA2) were tested to control bacterial (Bacillus, Micrococcus) or fungal (Aspergillus, Penicillium) growth, previously isolated from colonized canvas samples and characterized by an integrated approach based on in vitro culture, microscopy and molecular investigations.