Sentence examples for samples and developed from inspiring English sources

They analyzed a great amount of handwriting samples and developed TouchWrite, which recognizes many styles of writing, though the inability of the user to see what is being written (the passive screen doesn't refresh fast enough) limits its applications somewhat.

Factorial design of the experiment can be successfully employed to describe the wear behavior of the samples and developed linear equation for predicting wear rate within selected experimental conditions.

Wei et al. used CpG-island microarrays to analyze stage III and IV ovarian tumor samples and developed a classifier that predicted six month progression free survival with 95% accuracy and specificity.

We used a commercial ELISA to detect antibodies reactive against R. felis in blood samples and developed a PCR to detect the gltA of the organism in blood samples and external parasites.

In brief, 96-well plates were coated with goat anti-mouse Ig capture antibody overnight at 4 °C, followed by incubation with diluted serum samples and developed with HRP-conjugated goat anti-mouse isotype-specific antibodies and substrate ABTS (Southern Biotechnology, Birmingham, AL, USA).

Vandesompele et al. [ 7] recognized the importance of using statistical approaches to selecting the best internal controls for a given set of samples, and developed a procedure to select internal controls based on the mean pairwise variation of a gene from all other tested control genes.

"And if we can take sound samples and develop appropriate metrics, we might be able to say, 'Hey, this is a healthy landscape and this is an unhealthy landscape.' " Indeed, though soundscape ecology has hardly begun, natural soundscapes already face a crisis.

The companies spend huge amounts paying firms that carefully track what doctors prescribe, and then they use the information to tailor messages to doctors, distribute samples and develop continuing medical education programs.

Findings from such studies can then be used to inform analysis of patient samples and develop therapies to counteract resistance.

Future studies in this population should examine larger, randomized samples and develop culturally adapted and validated screening instruments for the Karen medics.

We suggest that further studies examine the dimensional structure in different cultural samples and develop a new patient-reported outcome scale if necessary.