Sentence examples for size extracting from inspiring English sources
Colonies thus impaired grow boundless in size, extracting resources until their habitats collapse.
The advanced search module can be used to filter the repeats based on certain criteria such as filtering repeats of a particular motif/repeat size, extracting repeats of coding/non-coding regions, sort repeats, etc.
Ligated samples were run on a 2% agarose gel and DNA fragments of the desired size extracted using a Gel extraction kit (Qiagen).
Of the tested methods, homogenization or direct solvent extraction (DSE) pretreatment, chloroform/methanol binary solvent system, and ≤600 µm particle size extracted maximum lipid of 22.1% irrespective of different biomass drying methods.
It is found that the effective elastic plastic response of this particulate composite can be accurately determined by computing a sufficient number of small subvolumes of fixed size extracted from the DRVE and containing different realizations of the random microstructure.
(A1-I1) AFM images (scanning area 70 × 70 μm2); (A2-images images; (A3-I3) nanostructural images (scanning area 5 × 5 μm2); (A4-images images of nanostructure; (A5-I5) histoframs of the particles size extracted from images A4-I4, respectively.
PCR amplicons 350 700 bases long were then size extracted using gel electrophoresis (0.5X TBE, 1.2% agarose).
The PCR products were resolved by electrophoresis on 15% polyacrylamide gels and DNAs of the appropriate size extracted using QIAquick Gel Extraction Kits (Qiagen).
The concentration of DNA was measured and the size was checked on a 2% agarose gel to confirm that the size matched the size extracted from the gel in the previous step.
BL performed all experimental manipulations on animals, the isolation of cardiomyocytes and measurement of their size, extracted RNA from hearts or other tissues, and performed all RT-PCR experiments.
For each genome, the test was performed on clustered SLSs, as well as on SLSs randomly picked from the initial population and random sequences of equal size extracted from the same genome.
