The resultant ions are then detected on a position-sensitive detector which, by virtue of the electrostatic lens used to extract them, provides a velocity (speed and direction) map of the state-selected photoproducts.
The PCR of BamH1W DNA represents a very sensitive assay of the EBV genome by virtue of targeting a reiterated segment of the EBV genome.
On a smaller scale, quantitative analysis of gene interactions has proven advantageous by virtue of being more objective, sensitive, and discriminating between strength of interactions, which can aid identification of distinct pathways represented within large sets of interacting genes [ 2, 11- 14].
In this regard, we must consider how it could be possible for the prey to arrive at the tentacle without having notified the anemone to its arrival beforehand by virtue of chemoreceptor and vibration-sensitive mechanoreceptors.
By virtue of benefits drawn from their specific, sensitive, rapid, simple, and high-throughput characters, mAbs can be widely used in practical testing.
Spectrofluorimetry by virtue of its high sensitivity meets this requirement.
Therefore, tumours demonstrating AKT activation by virtue of HER-2/ neu overexpression may be the most sensitive to therapy directed at AKT.
By virtue of my office, I can read (and have read) highly sensitive national security materials and presided at the trial of terrorist suspects.
The government also admits that the potentially adverse impacts of the bill "are likely to fall on black and Asian Muslim men by virtue of their over-representation in civil cases involving national security where sensitive information is being considered".
Our results also showed that XUTs, originally described as Xrn1-sensitive transcripts (van Dijk et al., 2011), are in fact primarily targeted by NMD by virtue of their poor coding capacities, with the Xrn1 exonuclease acting as a downstream effector of this pathway.
