Sentence examples for use of stored from inspiring English sources

The use of stored nucleic acid extracts did not enable us to determine whether detected MCPyV DNA was intracellular or virion-associated.

The use of stored energy fingerprints is proposed as a way to quantify damage to metals from any damaging process.

Discovery of the link was accelerated by the use of stored sera from other unrelated studies, and the use of serological assays.

Tolerance is generally estimated through the yield loss per unit of source reduction, contrasts of tolerance between genotypes have been observed previously suggesting that either increasing the source availability or improving the use of stored assimilate could improve tolerance.

Unlike the enormous multihulls used in 2010, the AC72s are not allowed to make use of stored energy, which means that the 11-man teams must power the hydraulics manually at grinding stations in order to raise or lower the daggerboards and adjust the huge wing sail that is the yacht's primary engine.

The SPICA spacecraft is to be launched in 2018 and transferred into a halo orbit around the Sun Earth L2 to obtain a stable thermal environment where the IR space telescope's large mirror of 3 m-class in diameter can be cooled to <5.5 K with mechanical coolers and effective radiative cooling with no use of stored cryogen.

This idSpace platform allows its users to choose between various creativity techniques, pedagogical approaches and context-aware uses of stored information on projects, people and techniques.

In a predominately Catholic, although not necessarily observant country, where abortion remains illegal such moral and theological discourse will continue to be part of any debate around appropriate uses of stored or discarded embryos.

However, as the uses of stored biospecimens for research increase, a lack of interoperable policies across institutions may present barriers to inter-institutional sharing of biospecimens.

We believe that further research is needed to address the ethical issues arising in future uses of stored samples and getting a deeper understanding of the meanings behind participants' responses to these issues.

And despite his Neo-Geo-like use of store-bought commodities, this show also reminds us that his work is so sincere, and even sweet at times, that it should be called post-postmodern.