Sentence examples for using a digital approach from inspiring English sources
If these studies were to be replicated using geotagged photographs, it is likely the data collection, management and analysis could be streamlined using a digital approach.
For high carrier frequencies, direct synthesis of the CPM signal by computing phase, using a digital approach is impractical since maintaining an adequate sampling rate requires an extremely high operating frequency.
Ribeiro [ 15] also found using a digital Northern approach that this gene is up-regulated in whole adult female mosquitoes 24 h PBM.
Expression levels of the manually annotated zebra finch immune genes were analyzed using a digital transcriptomics approach (RNA-Seq; Wang et al. 2009).
Across a 220 km2 district with a diversity in landforms, parent materials, and land use types, we generated maps of Pre-European (soil classes that existed prior to agricultural development) soil classes using a digital soil mapping approach.
Our predication of the spatial distribution of the EF and a soil surface crust index drew on a series of related but independent covariates, using a digital soil mapping approach (Cubist-rule-based model to calculate the regression, and Multilevel B-Splines to spatially interpolate the Cubist residuals).
In the present study, we systematically compared transcriptome dynamics between flowers of two isogenic lines, a gynoecious plant and a hermaphroditic plant, using a digital expression profiling approach.
Using a digital DNaseI footprinting approach, we found that both t(8 21 -positive cell lines (Kasumi-1 and SKNO-1) and patient-derived primary AML cells with the t(8 21 -positiveation (patient cells) share the same pattern of binding-site occupancy.
We analyzed the dynamic defense transcriptome responsive to Chlamys farreri upon exposure to benzo[a]pyrene (BaP) using a digital gene expression (DGE) approach.
More particularly, we present an experimental approach, specific to large strain measurements by using a Digital Image Correlation (DIC) technique.
In a complementary approach jaws were weighed to the nearest mg using a digital scale.
