Sentence examples for sample and improving from inspiring English sources
It has been shown that boiling during 15 minutes disrupts the K-DNA minicircle nets, thus facilitating the homogeneous distribution of minicircle molecules in all the volume of Guanidine-EDTA treated sample and improving primer annealing to the templates, thus allowing processing of small volumes with high sensitivity.
This could be because nanoparticles homogeneously generate heat in the sample and improve the time-dependent parameters of the sample.
Pozzolanic effects of the mineral admixtures, densities similar to control sample and improved absorptions when combining waste materials were identified.
Additionally, we propose a newly designed sample holder, which facilitates the procedure to change a sample and improves reproducibility of the circuit.
Third, as an effort to reduce the cost per sample and improve reproducibility, the ChIP-seq method should be compatible with automation.
The online coupling of two gas chromatography columns with different functionality, for instance a first, long hydrophobic and a second, short polar column, increases the separation efficiency of a complex metabolomic sample and improves spectral quality after deconvolution.
There are three main approaches with emphasis on reducing training samples and improving the efficiency of learning machines.
Geiger et al. [ 4] achieved high quantitative coverage, quantifying over 70% of identified proteins in both tumor samples and improving overall quantitative accuracy through the use of the pooled SILAC cell lines when compared with a single labeled cell line.
Restarting sample sharing and improving vaccine access proved difficult and contentious.
Future research needs to focus on targeting more individuals to improve the sampling frame and improving intervention strategies and monitoring to complete post test measurements.
This approach could decrease the number of training samples and improve the optimization efficiency while without decreasing its generalization.
