Sentence examples for smallest dilution from inspiring English sources

Our validation experiments conducted with serial dilutions of a mutated cancer cell line and normal DNA showed that direct sequencing had a detection limit of 12.5%, whereas HRMA identified as little as 3% of mutated alleles in a background of WT DNA, which was the smallest dilution tested.

Our experiments on reconstituted samples, obtained by serial dilutions of a mutated cancer cell line and normal DNA, indicated the possibility of identifying at least 3% of mutated alleles in a background of wt DNA, which was the smallest dilution tested.

Symbol said that it expected a smaller dilution next year but that the drag on earnings would be depend on how fast the demand for RFID hardware, software and integration services grew.

With this sextupole scheme we have very small dilution in the transverse emittance.

The company isn't disclosing its valuation, but Min said that the startup is "approaching unicorn status" on account of its growth and big ambitions and it appears to be more than $500 million with "a very small dilution" — a big jump on the $180 million Pitchbook estimated its valuation to be in 2016 (it's raised around $166 million to date).

Compared with TIG clad layer, the laser cladding layer have the characters of small dilution rate, fine microstructure, narrow heat-affected zone (HAZ), narrow alloy elements segregation, high Vickers hardness, excellent wear-resistance, high contents of alloy elements and low contents of Fe in the clad layers.

In newly-founded populations, where the population size is still small, dilution of immigrants should be low.

The small decreases in sugar concentration at 48, 144, 240, 336 and 432 h were the result of the biomass addition, where the biomass contained 60% water and thus resulted in a small dilution of the hydrolysis medium.

In both cases, differential expression analysis is complicated by the fact that some genes may be widely expressed, and hence, significant effects in a subset of cells will appear small (dilution), whereas moderately expressed genes that are restricted to the cells of interest could appear to have outsized effects.

In the case of homeopathy, students have difficulty conceptualizing how infinitesimally small dilutions of a substance can exhibit any pharmacologic activity, since homeopathy counters everything they have learned about pharmacologic dose response relationships.

However, not all DON may dissolve in water [ 32], and therefore increases in ground grain taken from the mash during subsampling may explain the smaller dilutions when the concentration of dry ground grain is compared with levels in the mash at the start of fermentation.