Sentence examples for utilizing the differences from inspiring English sources

Molecular methods such as SSCP or RFLP were able to discriminate these fragments by utilizing the differences in sequence.

For over a century, many protection principles have been developed based on the lumped parameter model and utilizing the differences between the power frequency voltage and current during the normal operation and fault states.

The protection diagram is shown in Fig. 1 Discriminating the internal and external faults is achieved by utilizing the differences in the magnitude and direction of the high frequency voltages and currents.

By utilizing the differences of cell environment between cancer cells and their normal counterparts as assembly-disassembly triggers, various smart drug nanocarriers have been designed to fight the cancer.

Thus, the APC/MCC pair provided an excellent example to showcase our cross-species comparison strategy, utilizing the difference in the genomic location of orthologous genes in different species to distinguish between cancer driver and passenger alterations.

By utilizing the difference in the standard reduction potentials, replacement between two metals can be easily achieved at ambient condition.

The QSE structure enables fully-differential detection and 3-axis force detection by utilizing the difference of the working mode of the four seesaw electrodes.

Utilizing the difference in solubility between HMWHCs and middle-low molecular weight ones, HMWHCs were separated from other components and concentrated.

The method described is charge based, utilizing the difference in the pI between the antibody Fab/F ab′ 2 fragments and antibody Fc fragments that occur after enzyme digestion of whole antibody molecules.

If we can borrow the concept in histogram-based schemes in Fig. 2a and integrate into DE-based scheme in Fig. 2b, larger capacity may be expected by utilizing the difference histogram.

We developed an affinity chromatographic method for simple single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) detection by use of a single-stranded DNA-coupled column and temperature gradient elution, utilizing the difference in thermal stability between hybridized double-stranded DNAs with and without mismatched base-pairs in the course of temperature gradient elution.