Sentence examples for this methodology resulted from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure  5A, this methodology resulted in the appearance of two additional sharp bands in the 220-240 kDa native protein marker region of the blot.

Using this methodology resulted in a total of 1938 nonredundant nonalignments within the set of GO, ChEBI and CL; this set of nonalignments can be examined at http://compbio.uchsc.edu/Hunter_lab/Bada/nonalignments_2008_03_06.html.

The application of this methodology resulted in the identification of 131,012 disease-biomarker associations between 2,803 genes and 2,751 diseases, and represents a valuable knowledge base for those interested in disease-related biomarkers.

This methodology resulted in a marked reduction in mortality in these patients and revisited the topic of the adverse consequences of compressed abdominal viscera and elevation in IAP [ 6].

This methodology results in sky-high barriers against eavesdropping.

In both cases, the application of this methodology results in a set of optimal operating conditions that yields large improvements in the system performance.

This methodology results in an entire CCS may be represented as a binary vector with each bit representing the state of a single server, either failed — 0 — or functioning — 1.

Employing this methodology results in some cells being infected with only RCAS-PDGF-HA, others with only RCAS-3xFp21, and others with both.

On the basis of this methodology, results for the first core have a good agreement with SAR but the error between calculated and measurement value of βeff is 3.5% which is not big error.

This methodology results in a measure with a reduced risk of factors that might otherwise threaten the successful cross-cultural adaptation of the instrument, making the PGCIQ an appropriate instrument for adaptation into multiple languages.

Depletion by this methodology results in >98% depletion in the periphery, lungs and spleen and has been utilized previously to discern the role of CD4+ T cells in pneumococcal interactions in the mucosa (Arora et al, 2006; Zhang et al, 2009).