Sentence examples for selection of chips from inspiring English sources

"One of the problems is the delay in the BB 10 software and that may have led to the selection of chips that caused the most recent delay," said Rod Hall, an analyst with JPMorgan Chase.

As a consequence the results are constricted to a particular series of chips, i.e. they depend on the particular selection of chips and require re-calculation upon adding or removing chips.

While ChIP-chip is likely to capture the entire chromatin milieu of cells, size-selection of ChIP-seq material may only capture a proportion of the information which is obtained from ChIP assays.

Proper selection of a chip is crucial for demonstrating PGRN-TNFR binding activity because some matrices encoded on the chips have been found to interfere with the interaction of PGRN with TNFR (Jian et al., 2013b).

The type of equipment and the selection of the chip are critical in general (Maynard et al., 2009) as well as in the stoichiometry of TNF binding to TNFR (Reis et al., 2011).

The sensor chip for up to 16 independent sensor spots is integrated in a standard plastic card and the appropriate measurement cell allows a selection of different chip cards within seconds.

Every Kingston card surprisingly had a Sandisk/Toshiba memory chip inside, and the only variance or "value add" that could be found is in the selection of the controller chip.

Since the arable parcels closer to biogas plants were excluded from the analysis due to very high crop productivity (being economically superior to SRC) in this municipality, only remote parcels were part of the assessment procedure leading to the sole selection of fresh wood chip production as a feasible pathway.

Guests opting for the new Butler on the Beach package can sit back and relax while the butler sets up deck chairs, parasols and an iPod dock, and then tuck into a selection of either lobster and chips, a seafood platter or traditional afternoon tea, served with a bottle of champagne (from £200 per couple, devere-hotels.co.uk/the-grand).

All available information suggests it would cost vastly less to incentivize the selection of better breads and chips and pasta sauces than to keep paying for visits to the endocrinologist, coronary bypass and bariatric surgery.

Thus, an interesting problem that can be addressed using the underlying subwords is the selection of probes for DNA chips.