Sentence examples for traces derived from inspiring English sources

We employed a large-scale automated analysis of what is widely deemed the "gold standard" for DNA sequencing: bidirectional Sanger traces derived from PCR amplicons.

The total length of an axon arbor was obtained by summing up the lengths of the traces derived from that arbor within each tissue section.

Periods were determined from fluorescence traces derived from mother machine and CellASIC movies by measuring the time from one oscillation peak to the next peak.

In the inner cortex of one stem, two leaf traces derived from a primary xylem rib begin to tangentially divide once.

Figure 6: Tracing derived from an ambulatory dual (esophageal, pharyngeal) pH study.

In this study, the authors created a synthetic memory trace derived from the conjunction of a context and an artificially activated ensemble of neurons.

Figure 8 a and b show the results of the experiment with the realistic load trace derived from access logs.

Although every trace derives from the stored information, the modeled trace not only represents knowledge but also experience from the interactive actions among the actors or between an actor and the system.

The top traces pertain to the master camera while the bottom traces are derived from the slave.

Two leaf traces successively derived tangentially from tip of each primary xylem rib and once divided to produce four traces in stem cortex.

If two sequencing traces contain regions of similarity, it may be difficult or impossible to determine whether these traces are derived from the same underlying DNA or from two distinct DNA segments that are themselves paralogous.