Sentence examples for trace background from inspiring English sources

The soaking solution contains no Cu above the trace background levels found initially within the PBS buffer (see Table S4 in the Supporting Information).

From the range of integration times tested 0.4 seconds was sufficient for the visualisation of MCT1 while eliminating the trace background fluorescence seen in MDAMB231 negative control cells stained with MCT1 antibody (see Figure  1).

We observed only trace background GFP expression in UAS-GFP mice in the absence of a Gal4 fusion protein, with the exception of a small population of GFPdim lymphocytes in the peripheral blood and spleen (Supplementary Figure 2).

In Sweden, the national recording system (Swedish Official Milk Recording Scheme (Swedish Dairy Association) and the Swedish Official Beef Recording Scheme) [ 4] can be used to trace background data, such as age, breed, milk production (dairy breeds), number of calvings, reason for slaughter, fertility, prior diseases, treatments and farm of origin of the individual animals.

But he worked diligently in Pakistan, trying to trace the background of Robert C. Reid, the would-be shoe bomber subdued by the passengers and crew of a flight from Paris.

(G ) For each transcription time trace, a background trace was measured in the nucleus at a constant offset from the TS (2.4 μm on average).

So when they come you may not be able to trace the background and find whether they have the illness or not".

The combination of low pressure drop (permitting use of a low-power sampling pump), low hygroscopicity (minimizing bound water interference in mass measurements), and low trace element background (improving analytical sensitivity) of these filters makes them highly appropriate for personal particle sampling.

It will also urge people to have DNA testing, which can help them trace their backgrounds to specific ethnic groups and parts of the world.

In tracing his background, Lévy goes on to note that a number of senior jihadists are 'graduates' not of the Saudi or Pakistani madrasas (fundamentalist Islamic seminaries) but of privileged Western educations.

DeLay discusses his childhood, traces his background in pest control and his start in politics, offers a confessional about his years of carousing and adultery (which stopped when he found God), talks about how he rose up the political ladder (he later came to believe it was not his choice but a calling from God) and defends himself against his many enemies.