To do so required development of a novel methodology to capture these sensitive shifts.
DNA samples from primary melanomas were analysed for the BRAFV600E mutation by a sensitive shifted termination assay using the Mutector kit (TrimGen Corporation, Sparks, MD, USA) following the manufacturer's instructions (Ichii-Nakato et al, 2006).
Process savings may be realized by reducing the quantity of excess steam to the reactor, and the expensive, sulfur-sensitive shift catalyst is not needed in the 500 600°C range of interest.
The TCS-sensitive shift in inward current upon OHN stimulation was not significantly different between control and CNQX conditions (p > 0.05 in unpaired t test).
pH values were determined by comparing the pH-sensitive shifts of inorganic phosphate in the cytoplasm with a calibration curve for inorganic phosphate (Den Hollander et al. 1981).
It is well known that discrete wavelet transform (DWT) is sensitive to shift, which means a slight shift of feature in the original signal may cause unpredictable changes in the analysis subbands.
This sensitive red shift due to molecular attachment (increase in thickness) on AAO substrate was applied toward nitroaromatics detection.
Eight types of ECIS sensors were fabricated, and their experimental results reveal that smaller-radius working electrodes generate more sensitive impedance shift to cell density change.
Of these isotopes, F nuclei are attractive due to the lack of background in normal tissue (only low levels in teeth and bone), good biocompatibility, sensitive chemical shift, high gyromagnetic ratio, and high natural abundance.
Like bonds, REIT's are sensitive to shifts in interest rates and may stumble when rates rise.
"Manufacturers are extremely sensitive to shifts in their cost base – particularly at this point in the recovery.
