Sentence examples for using separate sets of from inspiring English sources
Most mobile operators are now running 2G and 3G networks alongside each other, using separate sets of equipment, so the prospect of being able to replace them with a single system is enticing.
Though designers normally hope to elaborate on their ideas using separate sets of representation models suitable for respective studies, a present CAD that is designed to build a single set 3D model, has limited its ability as a tool for a schematic design.
All muscle tissues tested in our study were prepared under sterile laboratory conditions from inner parts of muscle specimens harvested at necropsy using separate sets of instruments and separate table coverings.
DNA extraction, PCR reagent preparation, DNA amplification and gel electrophoresis were carried out in separate rooms using separate sets of micropipettes and sterile filter-tips.
The level of significance (P) for each test was obtained by using separate sets of permutations across the compared tissue pair.
For the bioassay of fish tissues in mice, each group of fish samples, belonging to the same time point, was homogenized using separate sets of instruments to avoid accidental cross-contamination.
Gardner 25 gives us a parallel by reminding us that Herzberg used separate sets of interviews to distinguish between good and bad critical incidents in the workplace and maintained their independence by separate analysis.
However, it is not clear whether these signals pass through the same set of nerve cells, or whether they use separate sets of cells that run in parallel.
In order to circumvent the need of synthesizing large sets of primers, we have adopted the method of Faith et al. (2012) that uses separate sets of primers for gene amplification and barcoding, allows the use of the same set of barcode primers with any gene of interest.
Our first in silico coexpression method was performed using all genes or a large group of genes that are computed by coexpression responses for different sets of microarrays data (Akiyama et al. 2008) using separate data sets of hormone (fig. 5 A and B), developmental changes (fig. 5 C and D), and stress responses (fig. 5 G and H).
The tissues were aseptically collected using separate sterilized sets of necropsy tools for each organ.
