Sentence examples for templates employed in from inspiring English sources

N t  = {5} and N m  = {1, …, 5} respectively represent a number of templates employed in this study and a number of templates from which the function of a query sequence was able to be identified.

We study the mechanical properties of Type I collagen embedded with graphene nanoribbons (GNRs) as an important template employed in tissue repair.

Since fixed template is employed in [13], a note with a time-varying spectrum which resulted from performing skills such as vibrato and portamento is encouraged to be obtained by using multiple templates.

Note that the P300 template employed here in this experiment was obtained from a ten-word training dataset, which was different from the one we used in experiments I and II.

To reduce the time required for protocol setup, a good strategy is to use enzymes known to be good cutters on a variety of templates, such as those employed in AFLP, i.e., EcoRI (a six-base cutter) and MseI (a four-base cutter) (Vos et al., 1995).

The bismuth nanowires were first synthesized and purified using a modified template-based vapor deposition technique, resulting in nanowire diameters of either 20 or 250 nm, depending on the type of template employed.

This second test investigated the possibility that the templates of transient responses previously employed in the synthesis of SSRs might have been influenced by oscillatory entrainment.

Tetraethoxysilane oxide etching was developed and employed in the template fabrication process to minimize the related processing errors such as misalignment and dimension accuracy.

A similarity measure that is proposed previously for image-based 2D 3D registration is employed in the adaptive template matching to improve the detection accuracy.

These were employed in RT PCR on cDNA templates reverse-transcribed from mRNAs isolated from the human stomach and small intestine.

An acrylated disulfide containing siRNA macromer was employed in particle replication in nonwetting templates (PRINT) technology for formation of nanogels.