Sentence examples for system for performing from inspiring English sources
Dr. Rothberg also helped start RainDance Technologies, which makes a system for performing lab experiments using minuscule amounts of material, and ClariFI, a company founded by his nephew that sells software for hedge funds.
In this paper we present a novel adaptive multi-scale system for performing visual place recognition.
In this paper, an autonomous system for performing this quality control is presented.
Therefore, the K computer is a unique system for performing the high-resolution run.
This paper describes a system for performing content-based searches on assembly databases.
This paper presents design and evaluation of a mechanical nanomanufacturing system for performing the nanomilling process.
The force balanced mechanism has simpler dynamics, and thus facilitates the development of control systems for performing trajectory tracking.
Finally, the work here also demonstrates that catP (using thiamphenicol) and ermB (using clarithromycin or erythromycin) comprise effective selection marker systems for performing genetic engineering in C. pasteurianum.
From these results, similar to the results in Section 3.1, we confirmed lower attenuation coefficient in longer wavelength regions, demonstrating the usefulness of the longer wavelength systems for performing measurement through rubber type materials.
Another national one-year survey evaluating clinical criteria and systems for performing decannulation was conducted by Marchese et al. in this population main clinical criteria chosen for decannulation are: stability of respiratory conditions before and after closure of tracheostomy tube, effective cough, underlying diseases and ability to swallow.
Database URL: www.xenbase.org Xenbase (www.xenbase.org) is a model organism database (MOD) dedicated to supporting research on the South African clawed frog, Xenopus laevis, and its close relative Xenopus (Silurana) tropicalis, both of which are important systems for performing biomedical research (1, 2).
