Sentence examples for suitable priming from inspiring English sources

The surfaces of wood, stone, and plaster sculpture can be decorated with gold, silver, and other metals that are applied in leaf or powder form over a suitable priming.

Primer design was successful for a much larger percentage of contig consensus sequences (76%) than singleton sequences (23%), presumably because the shorter length of the singleton sequences limited the availability of suitable priming sites.

Primers could not be designed for 49 and 108 SSR loci from the BAC and EST libraries, respectively, that were located at a terminal sequence end and for an additional 7 SSR loci due to lack of suitable priming sites.

These are suitable priming sites in PCR amplification experiments.

Results were interpreted as evidence for defective association formation which can be compensated for by suitable priming or practice.

A search for suitable priming sites in the first 863 bp of COI did not reveal any single 10-15-bp 10-15-bp 10-15-bpved across red algal taxa, making the design of unitersal primers a challenge.

Yukio Hatoyama is Japan's William Hague; neither are regarded as suitable prime ministers.

This should result in price cuts of around 12% for hard-pressed Greek consumers.Mr Samaras still holds a lead as "most suitable prime minister" over Alexis Tsipras, the radical opposition leader, according to opinion polls.

Mr Samaras is far ahead of Mr Tsipras as "most suitable prime minister".Opinion polls nevertheless give a slight edge to Syriza over ND, with both parties consistently on 18-20%.

We will also discuss how the genealogical analysis of antigen-stimulated B cell clones provides the basis to delineate the best suitable prime-boost vaccination strategy for the induction of broadly neutralizing antibodies.

For primer construction the amino acid sequences of 57 actin genes comprising fungi, animals, plants and protists were analysed, aligned and used for the definition of six well-conserved regions which are suitable as priming sites in PCR amplification experiments.