Sentence examples for spectrum of size from inspiring English sources
The time required to perform the deconvolution on an off-the-shelf AMD Athlon Dual Core Processor (1 GHz) was 40 min. (A single HSQC spectrum of size 1025 × 512 consisting of 100 200 peaks required less than 30 s).
The geographical distinction that marks Chesil Beach in England is the grading of the shingle — the pebbles, that is — that forms its 18 miles: the pebbles are arranged, by wind and rain, in a spectrum of sizes and textures, so that the beach forms a spatial map of time.
The coastal environment around the world is made up of a wide variety of landforms manifested in a spectrum of sizes and shapes ranging from gently sloping beaches to high cliffs and from bars to off-shore islands.
Growth series of Confuciusornis spanning a large spectrum of sizes suggest that, unlike modern birds, this and other archaic birds required multiple years to reach adult size (Chiappe 2007).
The conditions used for gel electrophoresis allowed circular and branched molecules to be retained in the wells whereas linear DNA fragments of a wide spectrum of sizes (450 kb to 4.5 mb) migrated as a single band in the gel.
Figure 3 demonstrates the spectrum of sizes of all detected CNVRs across the genome.
We used this chemical probing to characterize DXZ4 small RNAs which, regarding their spectrum of sizes, potentially belong to more than one class of small RNA.
The spectrum of sizes obtained provides information about the structure of the unknown piece of DNA and can be viewed as a fingerprint of this sequence (Nathans and Smith, 1975).
We found repeat units across the entire spectrum of sizes in YH and NA12878 while there were only sporadic peaks in hg19, implying an under representation of copy number variation as described in the current reference assembly.
A lesser extent of overlapping of proton signals was noted in spectra of size fractions (Figure 1B-G) in respect to RES4.
Aromatic region of 1H-1H TOCSY (A) and 1H-13C HSQC (B) 2D NMR spectra of size fraction sample F5. 1H diffusion-ordered spectroscopy (DOSY) is a pulsed field gradient technique that enables measurement of translational diffusion of dissolved molecules and mixtures.
