Sentence examples similar to through whereby from inspiring English sources

In such patients, day-before-surgery injection was required to allow for significantly reduced shine-through, whereby radioactivity at the primary site may obscure relevant SLNs.

The problems of "shine-through", whereby the high radioactivity levels from the injection site are detected from behind the tissue of interest, and "scatter", in which the direction of radioactivity from the injection site is changed by the tissues and detected by the probe [ 36], are most prevalent in the submandibular and submental areas of the neck.

First, the fusion may be a byproduct of transcriptional read-through, whereby the transcriptional machinery does not stop at the transcription stop site of the first gene but "reads-through" to the 3' end of the next gene on the same strand instead.

63, 107– 109 The problems of shine-through, whereby the high radioactivity levels from the injection site are detected from behind the tissue of interest, and scatter, in which the direction of radioactivity from the injection site is changed by the tissues and detected by the probe, are most prevalent in the submandibular and submental areas of the neck.

The second mode, referred to as 'palindrome mode', is specifically aimed at detecting this common 'adapter read-through' scenario, whereby the sequenced DNA fragment is shorter than the read length, and results in adapter contamination on the end of the reads.

Unlike purely lytic phages, temperate phages can be transmitted both horizontally through the lytic cycle, and vertically through lysogeny, whereby the phage genome is inserted into the bacterial chromosome.

The optimum combination predicted via RSM was confirmed through experiment, whereby almost complete removal (99.8%) of Cr (VI) was obtained within 120 h.

Being animals, corals are also members of the eukaryote clade which was "born" through endosymbiosis whereby prokaryotes were incorporated into a larger cell, and these prokaryotes evolved to become mitochondria in this line of cells.

Currently, brand-name pharmaceutical companies can delay generic competition through agreements whereby they pay the generic company to keep its drug off the market for a period of time, called "pay-for-delay".

The use of an ordered clustering algorithm, such as a 3D Kohonen map, enables also the visualization of multineuronal activity patterns through colors, whereby each appearing pattern is represented by a single line of a corresponding color.

and through referrals whereby additional potentially eligible respondents were identified among initial respondents' contacts.