Sentence examples for whereby sections from inspiring English sources

Here, we provide a novel strategy for IHC analysis whereby sections were immunostained first, followed by melanin bleaching.

TRECs are byproducts of T-cell receptor gene re-arrangements, whereby sections of excised DNA re-form as stable episomes that do not replicate with mitosis.

Two of these proteins CLOCK and BMAL1 work together to begin a process called transcription, whereby sections of DNA are used as a template to copy the information needed to make a protein.

Patient responses during the open-ended concept elicitation phase of the interview were analysed using a Grounded Theory approach whereby sections of transcripts from individual patients (i.e. quotes) were assigned codes reflective of underlying concepts [ 28, 29].

To detect THK523 fluorescence, quenching was first performed whereby sections were first deparaffinized and tissue autofluorescence was minimized by treatment of sections with 0.25% KMnO4 phosphate-buffered saline (PBS) for 20 minutes prior to washing in PBS and incubation with 1% potassium metabisulphite/1% oxalic acid/PBS for 5 minutes.

Sectioning of tissue blocks was undertaken by sandwich technique, whereby tissue sections for polymerase chain reaction (PCR) were flanked by tissue sections for histopathological review at DDL Diagnostic Laboratory, the Netherlands.

This study uses a comparative case study design whereby two sections of the same emergency department (ED) taking different approaches to implementing teamwork are contrasted.

Moreover, publications related to materials selection, life cycle analysis and sustainability issues of composite materials are also reviewed whereby a section is devoted to highlight previous work on materials selection using Analytical Hierarchy Process method.

Invasive cervical cancer biopsies were sectioned using a 'sandwich' approach, whereby inner tumour sections were destined for HPV testing and outer sections for histological confirmation of tumour tissue.

Biopsies were sectioned using a 'sandwich' approach, whereby inner tumour sections were destined for HPV testing and outer sections for histological confirmation of tumour tissue (see above).

We also employ two different variable-parameter Muskingum (VPM) formulations: the classical Muskingum-Cunge (MC) and the revised, mass-conservative Muskingum-Cunge-Todini (MCT) approach, whereby geometrical cross sections are treated analytically in both cases.