Sentence examples for unpublished custom from inspiring English sources

Plus, an even earlier example came from a company called Zwapp, which tried to solve the problem by launcing OneMillionAppSchemes.com, a database that tried to open source the unpublished custom URL schemes for iOS applications.

This summer, a company called Zwapp attempted to address this situation by launching OneMillionAppSchemes.com, an initiative which aims to open source the unpublished custom URL schemes for iOS applications.

Earlier efforts have also included things like OneMillionAppSchemes.com, a database that tried to open source the unpublished custom URL schemes for iOS applications, and PhotoAppLink, an older open source initiative aiming to simplify photo editing by tying multiple photo-editing apps together using similar app-linking technology.

Two different genes coding for 3'NT/Nase are located in tandem in chromosome 31 and are down-regulated under TPS and TS, as well as in intracellular amastigotes according to unpublished custom data and previous analyses (reviewed in [ 13]).

In spite of HMGCR increase in TPS-induced AL, the lathosterol oxidase gene has been found previously to be down-regulated in intracellular amastigotes ([ 28] and unpublished custom data) and the analysis reported in this study has revealed that the down-regulation of this gene is due to the specific influence of TPS and TS.

Recordings were obtained from an electrolytically-sharpened tungsten microelectrode inserted at the base of taste sensilla (Hiroi et al. unpublished) connected to a custom-built preamplifier (×10) and amplified using the second channel of the CyberAmp 320 amplifier (×100, 8 dB Bessel band-pass filter = 0.1 Hz-2800 Hz).

The use of a mirror-based optical system could be a useful possibility to achieve this to maintain a beam of parallel light illuminating the sample, as has been already discussed in [ 13], but the required mirrors with small focal lengths have to be custom-made (unpublished results).

Contigs larger than 5 kb were divided into P- and R-segments using custom software, (Paul H. Dear, unpublished).

Total RNA was then sent to the Center for Genomics and Bioinformatics at Indiana University, Bloomington (IU CGB), which prepared a normalized transcriptome (cDNA) library optimized for Roche 454 GS-FLX Titanium sequencing using custom methods (K. Mockaitis, unpublished, available upon request).

A custom-built program (Patrick Charlebois, Claude Lemieux and Monique Turmel, unpublished data) was used to identify the gene clusters that are conserved in selected pairs of streptophyte mtDNAs.

Raw sequence reads that passed instrument software quality filters were trimmed of custom oligonucleotide adapter sequences (Justin Choi, unpublished, IU CGB).