Sentence examples for templates to characterize from inspiring English sources
Roeder and co-workers have harnessed modified chromatin templates to characterize the biochemistry of transcription.
This made it possible to use a large number of strictly identical templates to characterize the sequencing error rate of this technology.
To synthesize the molecularly imprinted polymer, monomers of acrylamide and N,N′-methylenebis acrylamide) were polymerized arouN,N′-methylenebis acrylamidees, and to characterize the prepared biosensor, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy wereused for analyses of surface changes in the engineered electrodes.
Our proposed approaches exploit a rich set of linguistic features, both syntactic and word surface-oriented, which are further enriched by task-specific features and regular expression template patterns to characterize the semantics of various PHI categories.
We calculated the two-dimensional self-correlation and fast-Fourier transform (FFT) of the AFM images of the initial templates, in order to characterize the pore order and interdistance.
To characterize non-template directed nucleotide additions, sequence reads with single nucleotide addition mismatched at the 3'-end were quantified.
We tried to characterize this template as an HMM and a sequence logo using the non-redundant alignment as an input to different tools.
Subsequently, we used the 2 Jrof alignments reported by the 2 AMLR analyses to characterize the DTG/ILG template as an HMM and as a sequence logo.
X-ray diffraction, N2 adsorption and transmission electron microscopy were used to characterize the pore structures of the hard templates and the resultant CMK-3.
To characterize the replicating properties of these extracts, classical DNA templates were incubated in polymerization reactions using axolotl LSE and parallel incubations with Xenopus LSE as controls.
To characterize frame misrecognition in living E. coli cells, we altered the tmRNA template sequence to encode ANDH6D, allowing tagging to be detected by an anti-His6 antibody.
