Sentence examples for technologies to define the from inspiring English sources
The base is closed to the public and guarded by the military, making it, officials claim, "the largest secure test facility in the world" for the "testing validation and commercialization of connected vehicle (CV) applications and autonomous vehicles (AV) technologies to define the next generation of transportation network infrastructure".
As a result, deciphering the functional structural biology of the MRN complex is driving novel and integrated technologies to define the dynamic structural biology of protein machinery interacting with DNA.
In this study, we applied RNA interference technology to define the function of MEF2C in the adult heart.
In this study we utilise dRNA-seq technology to define the primary transcriptomes of wild-type S. Typhimurium and an isogenic Δ relAΔ spoT mutant, in order to define the extent of ppGpp-dependent expression.
We and others have applied microarray technology to define the profile of gene expression associated to hypoxia utilizing the Affymetrix GeneChip [ 12] and we are in the process of designing low-density microarrays that will identify the hypoxia-inducible genes in tumor specimens, and may serve as prognostic indicators of the aggressiveness of the disease and of the sensitivity to therapy.
We recently used the combination of these technologies to define binding sites and thus the regulatory impact of the oncofusion proteins PML-RARα and AML1-ETO in acute myeloid leukemia (Saeed et al. 2012).
Pilot customers were especially crucial to provide feedback on products and technology and to define the potential market and user preferences.
The museum displays provide a worthy reminder of his innovations as well as other new technologies that helped to define the auto industry during its formative years.
The concentration of the amplified library was measured with a NanoDrop spectrophotometer and an aliquot of the library was resolved on an Agilent 2200 Tape Station using a D1K or a High Sensitivity D1K assay (Agilent Technologies, Santa Clara, CA, USA) to define the size distribution of the sequencing library.
We have shown that the murine M. bovis infection model is predictive of BCG and sub-unit vaccination success in cattle [7], and have therefore applied microarray technology to define biosignatures from the whole transcriptome in lung and spleens of BALB/c mice following BCG vaccination and M. bovis infection.
The workflow inherent to this method naturally integrates data from high throughput metabolome technology, in order to define the feasible space of kinetic parameters, the k-cone.
