Sentence examples for the method leading from inspiring English sources
Using synchronous detection, we were able to use a conventional UHF RFID reader integrated circuit for the method, leading to a cost-effective, high-performance solution.
In all cases, catalysts prepared by the method leading to the formation of surface TiO2 structures show superior performance in the three functionalities (HDS, HDM and HDN).
Also similar to this study were the concerns about effects on the baby and the method leading to caesarean delivery.
However, technical difficulties, long equilibration, and other confounding factors [ 14] hindered the widespread use of the method, leading to the withdrawal of these devices from the market.
There is also a concern with direct perception of religious truths and the methods leading to that extraordinary type of knowledge.
Different data preprocessing methods were tested and the methods leading to the lowest RMSECV were chosen.
Additionally, the assessment of an anchor's minimal important difference (MID) is influenced by the choice of the sample and the MID method leading to different MIDs of the same anchor [ 39, 40].
Genotyping results for these eight no hit to chicken markers are showed in Table 2, suggesting WGA has a much lower efficiency for the smallest microchromosomes, especially when used in combination with the FLDM method, leading to the underrepresentation (much lower retentions) or even to the total loss of the corresponding mapping data.
The latter has been obtained by the Stillinger method leading to the "inherent" liquid structure.
More importantly, however, these new technologies have significantly higher throughput than the Sanger method, leading to the need for the automated validation and scaffolding (determining relative placement of sequences) of the resulting assemblies.
The PB2 subunit was previously studied using the ESPRIT method leading to the expression and subsequent structure solution of a series of novel domains key to viral function [27], [37], [39] reviewed in [41], [42].
