Sentence examples for samples envisioned from inspiring English sources
Future directions and uses of this tool include processing large water samples, envisioned at volumes nearing 1000 L to gain insight as to the representative constituents of ballast tanks.
Ultimately, with additional integration of miniaturized potentiostat electronics, a portable sensor system capable of Mn determination in water samples is envisioned.
Something tells me that my husband is not what sample lady envisioned when casting about for "mother".
The p53 inducible gene, CSPG2, performed best in separating OO kidneys from adults and OA samples in this analysis.The method described in this study using independent validation samples can be envisioned to test utility of the identified genes in assessing age-related changes that contribute to decline in renal function.
And this is just a small sample of the prospects envisioned.
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Given that even the smallest purchasable unit of NextGen sequence will often contain a great excess of information for any given project and that many projects can be combined using bar codes (as discussed in the introductory paragraph), an organized staging for related samples from different investigators was envisioned.
To obtain more objective detection methods and classifications of Her2/ERBB2, positivity should be standardized for study purposes, for example, with the envisioned partially automated sample scoring system (Dobson et al, 2010).
The SF bubbles method involves filtering the SF domain of a stimulus on each trial with a random sampling vector, which can be envisioned as applying multiple, random band-pass filters of varying amplitude and bandwidth.
It was envisioned that provided different samples offer different vapours, the application of a suitable set of pulses to the electrodes will differentiate the samples.
This is best envisioned employing GIXRD texture analysis via sample rotation around the texture axis (sample normal) by φ = 360°, as illustrated in Figure 3 a.
