Sentence examples for subsequent screening of from inspiring English sources
Subsequent screening of a cDNA library showed that it is identical to rat SAPAP1.
Subsequent screening of the library resulted in the discovery of novel chemosensors able to distinguish between random tripeptides.
In assay (ii), subsequent screening of 88 different buffer ligands/additives with 3xflag-LRRK2 purified with lysis, wash and rinse buffers in which Tris pH 7.5 was replaced by Hepes at pH 6.8 and still bound to the affinity beads.
Subsequent screening of the HBV-positive cohort revealed that a remarkable 57% were RNA positive and an additional 4% were positive on western blot alone.The Q-MAC assay's unique performance characteristics make it ideal for population screening.
Thus, if the private parties in these cases had projected the films before turning them over to the Government, the Government still would have been required to obtain a warrant for its subsequent screening of them.
Thus the Government's subsequent screening of the films constituted an independent, governmental search that would have infringed petitioners' Fourth Amendment interests without regard to any previous screening by private parties.
The second series of PKC sensors was identified via the preparation and subsequent screen of a library of fluorescently-labeled PKC peptide substrates.
A subsequent screen of the library led to the identification of several new compounds with potent anti-fungal activity in vitro against both yeast and hyphal forms, low cytotoxicity to human cells, and strong in vivo activity in two different mouse models of oral candidiasis25.
A subsequent screen of a panel of factors identified several neurotrophic factors that protect photoreceptors in a light-damaged model, including CNTF (ciliary neurotrophic factor), a member of the interleukin-6 (IL-6) family of cytokines [4].
A subsequent screen of pH values gave an optimum of 7.5.
In the first year after initial screening interval cancers amounted to 27% (26% after subsequent screens) of underlying incidence, and in the second year to 52%55%52%55%
