Sentence examples for suitable labelling from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we address how the kit could be further optimised to increase specific activity and radiolabelling efficiency of His-tagged proteins, at suitable labelling rates with reduced wastage of protein and radioactivity.

In the first preclinical phase of our study, we had to develop suitable labelling conditions for Bi-DOTATOC.

Here we report on the characterisation of a monoclonal antibody, 8/9-mAb, specific to human TMEM27 (hTMEM27), which, upon suitable labelling, could be used for specific imaging of beta cells in vivo by fluorescence or PET imaging.

This issue may only be resolved fully by the development of a suitable labelling technique, which could indelibly mark all c-Myc activated keratinocytes, but only up to the point at which c-Myc is inactivated and not when c-Myc is reactivated.

Enlightened despotism, guided capitalism, commercial monarchism — these are more suitable labels.

Honor thy father and mother by letting them root for you at home; "that's my boy" is hardly a suitable label for a man of 53.

Since each template can only accommodate a fixed number of labels, an important task is to work out the compositions of templates by allocating suitable labels to each template in order to fulfill the order requirements effectively.

Similarly, recent advances in the development of DNA biosensors using gold nanoparticles to improve DNA immobilization on electrode surfaces and as suitable labels to improve detection of hybridization events are considered.

Suitable labels can however often be inferred from the word frequencies.

It remains an open question, however, whether "atheism" is the most suitable label for Hume's general position on this subject – apt as it may be.

For generic terms like this the most frequent co-occurring terms as well as the term's specificity to a topic can help to infer suitable labels.