Sentence examples for tracking in human from inspiring English sources

Testa-Silva, G. et al. High bandwidth synaptic communication and frequency tracking in human neocortex.

Strain typing can help to identify sources of infection and routes of transmission and in this sense, is commonly used for disease tracking in human infections.

Recent lineage tracking in human tissue demonstrated that all epithelial cells share a clonal origin (Blackwood et al, 2011) and most published work supports a human basal SC (Richardson et al, 2004; Goldstein et al, 2008).

The aim of the present work was to report the design and development of a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for absorbed dose calculation and for particle tracking in humans, small animals and phantoms.

In (typically as [In]oxinate3) is a gold standard radiolabel for cell tracking in humans by scintigraphy.

The graduate program offers a Master of Science degree in nutritional sciences with tracks in human nutrition evidence for policymaking; global food systems; dietetics; and, the individualized track.

Since the UCSC only implements the TFBS conservation tracks in human genome, we map the TFBS conservation information to mouse genome by employing the LiftOver (27) tool of UCSC.

Our findings are of particular interest for the ongoing B 9-23/IFA human trial, since induction of such Tregs could hopefully be tracked in human blood and serve as a correlate of successful immunisation and, in the future, maybe even as a secondary trial outcome.

The tracking paradigm performed best and therefore, we recommend using the tracking paradigm in human psychophysical detection experiments to obtain estimates of the threshold and slope and to identify the mode of non-stationarity.

We recommend using the tracking procedure in human psychophysical detection experiments to obtain estimates of the threshold and slope and to identify the mode of non-stationarity.

Like many other infectious diseases, typhoid can be very difficult to track in humans, but Brito — undaunted by the challenge of this epidemiological quandary — began to wonder whether it was possible instead to follow the bacterium as it travelled.