Sentence examples for templates to indicate from inspiring English sources
RNA ligation reactions were used as control templates to indicate the absence of DNA contamination.
We use the posterior probability of latent nodes (specific to each group of features in the template module) to indicate the importance of protein interaction, presence of domain and occurrence of motifs for compartment association.
Table 1 presents a multi-method meta-matrix template used to indicate the PPMHP domain, and report comparison and integration of a significant finding from the logistic regression model with the comparable qualitative finding(s) from the meta-synthesis.
A template was used to indicate the surface area to inoculate.
(D ) Homology model of P. falciparum PBGD (human PBGD template structure 3EQ1) to indicate the portion of the protein retained (cyan) or lost (green) by single-crossover truncation.
Presence of a predicted product from a deletion template was taken to indicate that the wild-type gene was still present in the genome and presumably functional.
(D ) Homology model of P. falciparum CPO (human CPO template structure 2AEX) to indicate the portion of the protein retained (blue) or lost (green) by single-crossover truncation.
The surface sites were sampled as described by Alfa et al [ 22] by using a pre-moistened swab that was rubbed vigorously over the inoculated 1 cm2 surface area (a template was used to indicate the surface area to sample) and then placed into 2 mLs of sterile reverse osmosis (RO) water.
Similar to the template of Bertolino and Gnesi (2003), Kamsties et al. (2003) present an SPL use case template that uses tags to indicate a place in the use case where the variation occurs.
No-template control was included to indicate there was no contamination in real-time PCR reagents.
Ideally the template will include normalized terms to indicate test results and interpretation that can be parsed programmatically, ultimately, it will facilitate the adoption of such useful information for research purpose.
