'template table' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a table that is used as a guide for formatting or organizing information. For example: The researcher used a template table to compare the results of various experiments.
No fluorescence (LAMP product) was detected when DNA from the 23 bacterial species (Table 1) was used as a template (Table 1; Fig. 2).
Fig. 1 A screen capture of the CDSS module as it appeared in the syncope HPI template Table 1 Drop-down menu options for physicians charting syncope presentations.
The coding sequences of yxiA1 and yxiA3 were amplified by PCR with the primer abn-w6 and abn-w7 by using genomic DNA of Paenibacillus polymyxa Z6 as the template (Table 1).
The ABF-2 gene [GenBank: NM_058851] fragment was amplified by PCR with a set of primers using a cDNA-containing vector (Kato et al. 2002) as template (Table 1).
Each partner protein gene fragment was amplified by PCR with a set of primers using the cDNA-containing vector (Aizawa et al. 1998; Masaki et al. 2000; Nonaka et al. 2009) as template (Table 1).
There is a kind of shallow gas whose hydrocarbon carbon isotope ratios are similar to mature oil-type gas, but its heavy hydrocarbon content is extremely low, the methane content is very high (>95%%), C1/C1−5 is higher than 0.95, and is located above the "d" area of the "δ13CCH4−C1/(C2 + C3) template" (Table 7; Fig. 5).
Second, we analyzed the answers at whole by assessing all participants' answers related to each question, in order to categorize their answers using template tables that described (in each column): the name of the category, a detailed description of the cases covered by the category, the participant, and the explicit sentences that support the category.
Regardless of the region within the 16S rRNA gene, kmer searching outperformed both blastn and suffix tree searching in its ability to find the best template (Tables 1 and S1).
GSEA was used to identify functionally defined sets of genes enriched among the genes most strongly positively, or negatively, correlated with the template (Tables 1 and 2, Figure 3).
The LAMP mix without DNA templates (Table 3) was first prepared on ice.
Placeholders in question templates (Table 1) can be filled with appropriate hyponym values for generating questions.
