Sentence examples for this latter array from inspiring English sources

On this latter array there were several intervening SNPs between the MYCN and ALK genes that did not show amplification, however this does not rule out ALK coamplification with MYCN, as discontinuous regions of amplification may have occurred.

For the latter array, the specific power and energy density values were 125 Wkg−1 and 217 Whkg−1 at 0.25 and1, and 2502 Wkg−1 and 71 Whkg−1 at 5.0 Ag−1.

The 81 patients in the latter array consisted of 47 females and 34 males with a mean age of 71.15 years (SD= 9.958).

Two separate tissue arrays, one containing 188 individual cases consisting of multiple types of infiltrating ductal (144), lobular carcinoma (24), and normal breast and the other containing 80 individual lobular carcinomas were utilized; 10 cores from the latter array were used as negative controls (no primary antibody).

The former provides evidence that transcription has been previously observed at a given location, while the latter arrays feature many probesets targeting both EST predictions and those arising from in silico methods such as Genscan [46].

Related to this latter explanation, among an array of variables potentially influencing the resilience capacities of CSA victims, children who receive support from their non-offending parents [ 89] and those who have not experienced prior abuse [ 90] seem to fare better in spite of the sexual abuse adversity.

This latter point avoids unnecessary and likely inaccurate assumptions about array resolution or alteration size that are study/tumor-type-specific.

This latter placement would be consistent with the origin of the array after the divergence of the Arthropoda from the Nematoda (and Deuterostoma).

This latter point is vital.

This latter seems familiar enough.

This latter point is crucial.