Sentence examples for samples derived in from inspiring English sources
The introduction of surfactant and the carbonization of sucrose or l-lysine favored the enhancement in surface area of the 3DOM-structured materials, with the 3DOM Eu2O3 and Sm2O3 samples derived in the presence of sucrose possessing the highest surface area of 36.8 and 32.6 m2 g−1, respectively.
In the first half of 2009 we cultured approximately 500 C. difficile isolates from stool samples derived from in- and outpatients known with positive C. difficile toxin (Tcd) tests of stools.
Another surprising result from the survey was the report of use of samples derived from in vitro studies for genomics analysis.
We compared the transcript level of selected genes in samples derived from animals in all experimental groups.
In this study, we used a custom P. falciparum nCounter® probe set to measure malaria parasite gene expression in a variety of samples derived from both in vitro experiments and in vivo human infections, using very small amounts of mRNA.
In particular, it would be interesting to investigate genomic and proteomic changes that occur during the aging process in samples derived from elderly donors, in order to define in vivo biomarkers of aging.
Importantly, this synergistic relationship, albeit diminished, was retained even in samples derived from patients with either in vitro or in vivo fludarabine resistance (mean CI=0.62±0.3).
In total, a GA titre of 1 16 or higher indicating possible Erysipelothrix infection was detected in 6 (5.0%) of 120 serum samples derived from dogs in the field.
This in turn is reflected by the more non-neuronally specific transcriptome patterns seen in samples derived from the total brain in this study.
As shown in figure 1C, heparanase mRNA was detected only in samples derived from wt mice, but not in samples from the Hpse-KO mice.
In microsomes (ER), the anisotropy measured with DPH was significantly higher in samples derived from hem1Δ and QM hem1Δ mutants than in the corresponding control strains (Fig. 3).
