Sentence examples for the application of this set from inspiring English sources
He argues that the application of this set of interventions can produce "practical immortality", which are human lifespans in excess of 150 years.
Therefore, the application of this probe set may provide an objective genetic test for the diagnosis of cervical adenocarcinomas and might assist in the interpretation of smears with a high degree of glandular cells.
The application of this reduced taxon set to answer the question of evolutionary correlation between TAPs and morphological complexity (i.e., number of cell types), using both PC correlation analysis with PICs and regression analysis with the best of several phylogenetic GLSs models, confirms the initial hypothesis.
The application of this technology in this setting is of great promise and will identify causative gene variants for numerous traits, with some predicting that the majority of Mendelian disorders will be elucidated in 5 10 years.
Figure 3A illustrates the application of this method to a set of controls, including one sample homozygous for the (GTCA) wild-type allele, one homozygous for the (GTCA) D2 allele and one heterozygous for the (GTCA) and (GTCA) alleles.
This approach provided the most accurate method of QT measurement and the application of this in a clinical setting is unique to the study.
In our scenario, the application of this technique to the training set did not converge successfully due to memory constraints.
The application of this model to a data set shows how important these factors can be.
The application of this procedure leads to a set of nonlinear equations that are numerically solved to obtain the time-average parameters of the system response.
The application of this CTL generated a parameter set, given in state table (Table 1), which also shows the transitioning of states from a given state.
In both cases, the application of this methodology results in a set of optimal operating conditions that yields large improvements in the system performance.
