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1 rom specimens containing an unknown target ('tester').
2  was recorded via a custom-built soft tissue tester.
3 genic virulence genes similar to that of the tester.
4 ed from two cell populations, a driver and a tester.
5 riched for primitive progenitors was used as tester.
6 vitro by using a Vitrodyne V-1000 mechanical tester.
7 t alleles that were absent in the tetraploid tester.
8 raded using abrasion tests with a Martindale tester.
9 d testing, including 3917 (31.6%) first-time testers.
10  Health Survey at 2 years assessed by masked testers.
11 cluding 450 index participants and 344 alter testers.
12 sent in serum samples collected from healthy testers.
13 ry profile was evaluated by experienced wine-testers.
14 -truncation bias introduced by more frequent testers.
15 rticipants were reliable and experienced HFA testers.
16 icularly suitable as respective single-trait testers.
17                                A total of 18 testers (3 index participants and 15 alters) tested as H
18 were conducted using a Vickers microhardness tester (300 gf load for 20 s) at various time points: be
19 ed with the highest proportion of first-time testers (78%, 95% CI = 63-88%), indicating service gaps.
20 arable to that of a professional human games tester across a set of 49 games, using the same algorith
21 rossing of 593 unique inbreds and 496 unique testers across multiple environments between 2016 and 20
22                        Trained developmental testers administered the Ages and Stages Questionnaire-3
23                              Two independent testers administered the EBUS-STAT to 24 operators at th
24               The proportion of newly tested testers among alters was 28% in the control group, 42% i
25 m the optic were measured using a mechanical tester and a custom-fabricated mount.
26 penetration tests using an Instron materials tester and an assemblage of replicated Iberian geometric
27                Southern blot analysis of the tester and driver and of normal and xenograft DNA, using
28 R amplified, and hybridized by incubation of tester and driver PCR fragments.
29 ers, PCR amplified followed by incubation of tester and driver PCR fragments.
30  and PCR amplified followed by incubation of tester and driver PCR fragments.
31 sis to the colon cancer cell line Caco2 as a tester and normal colon mucosa as a driver.
32 actions between a mixture of genotrophs as a tester and Pl as a driver, and several possible explanat
33 DA, where of the genotroph DNA was used as a tester and Pl DNA as a driver, was also executed.
34 tion was performed using PND1 samples as the tester and PND21 as the driver.
35 stological grade; poorly differentiated) as 'tester' and from matched normal tissue as 'driver' were
36 yte compartment, offering an ideal source of tester (anti-CD3 epsilon-treated) and driver (untreated)
37                                              Testers are important in many plant breeding programs to
38 ages by two of the seven study visual acuity testers as part of a quality control procedure.
39 ere measured using a four-probe conductivity tester at room temperature, and their magnetic propertie
40 of potential breeding crosses of inbreds and testers based on their historical yield data in differen
41 te (API) standards using a Bridging Material Tester (BMT).
42                         Since the Martindale tester can simulate a daily application scenario of text
43 (MEZ) that induces terminal differentiation (tester cDNA library) and a temporally spaced cDNA librar
44                                      The RDA tester cDNAs were generated from a previously reported h
45                                However, some testers clearly preferred crispy and darker bacon slices
46               The British Columbia Hepatitis Testers Cohort was used for this study, which includes a
47 ish Columbia, Canada, using the BC Hepatitis Testers Cohort, which includes more than 1 300 000 peopl
48 th strict adherence to quality standards and tester competency.
49                 Analyses of variance of the (tester- control) differences among and within groups of
50 ng a public two-node search interface, field testers devised a set of two-node searches under real li
51                                            A tester does not know the odds of future events and she a
52 lify the unique target DNA from the original tester dsDNA.
53             An automated rotational traction tester examined nine rotational velocities between 10 an
54 gth was evaluated in vitro with a mechanical tester Factor VIII and elastin stains were done to verif
55 pparatus, namely Forced Flow Water Transport Tester (FFWTT), was developed for characterizing the tra
56 icrohardness (SMH) using Knoop microhardness tester (final SMH), and roughness and 2D profiles using
57  The amplified PCR products are then used as tester for another round of subtraction.
58 tify testers top-ranked 'NASPOT 7' as a dual tester for both traits.
59 ulation of 1428 maternal lines with 30 elite testers from diverse genetic backgrounds and phenotyped
60                  3 months after CHTC, couple-testers from four communities per group individually com
61        In the second step, the linkered DNA (tester) from one mRNA population is hybridized to an exc
62 etectable influence on the expression of two tester gene systems that are not regulated by quorum sen
63 e control group, the cost for one more alter tester in the SD-M group was $14.90 and $16.61 in the SD
64  diallel and propose a procedure to identify testers in sweetpotato breeding.
65                                 7852 (55.7%) testers in the intervention group versus 1062 (10.0%) in
66      The total costs were $19,485.97 for 794 testers, including 450 index participants and 344 alter
67 ombining ability (SCA) by using 16 potential testers involved in an 8 x 8 partial diallel and propose
68 Acuity Card testing conducted by experienced testers is as reliable in children with mild to severe o
69 its of 113 inbred lines (male parents), five tester lines (female parents), and 565 (113x5) of their
70 nd restorers for CMS PET-1 and 20 additional tester lines failed to restore the fertility of CMS 514A
71 hat the A-A translocation be proximal to the tester locus.
72  (RTT) and a lightweight rotational traction tester (LRTT).
73                Competition of sperm from two tester male genotypes (bwD and B3-09, a third-chromosome
74  sired by the first male to mate relative to tester males (sperm-defense ability, P1).
75  sired by the second-mating male relative to tester males (sperm-offense ability, P2) and any mortali
76 day (n = 108) using Teller Acuity Cards by a tester masked to treatment.
77 ievement in kindergarten and second grade by testers masked to the intervention or control group rand
78 d yield potential and hybridized in a line x tester mating design producing 36 F(1) cross combination
79  population are recognized, data from repeat testers may provide a practical surveillance tool.
80 nfant cognition measures, object novelty and tester-rated task orientation, predicted GCA in adulthoo
81                                              Testers received intensive training on specimen collecti
82                                     One self-tester reported seroconverting in the prior 12 months, a
83  72.7% to 84.4%, p < 0.001) of syphilis self-testers reported never testing for syphilis.
84                                       So the tester requires each expert to announce, before any data
85 wo equivalent devices: a rotational traction tester (RTT) and a lightweight rotational traction teste
86 tio of an expressed gene between control and tester samples before displaying.
87 e by using amplified DNA in both control and tester samples.
88 ricated a single-cell adhesion micro tensile tester (SCAuTT) using two-photon polymerization and perf
89 cation' strategy that converts (amplifiable) tester sequences to counterpart (unamplifiable) driver s
90 ntegrated with microfluidics and housed in a tester set-up that facilitated complete automation of th
91               Genomic subtraction yielded 40 tester-specific fragments, including a novel heat-resist
92                                              Tester-specific regions identified by the subtraction we
93 wing step, so as to achieve an enrichment of tester-specific sequences.
94 ny from crosses between transgenic, silenced tester stocks and lettuce accessions carrying other resi
95 ridization with a plasmid-cured B. anthracis tester strain and a Bacillus cereus driver was used to f
96 solated were physically located all over the tester strain genome.
97 date locus to be tested was substituted (the tester strain).
98 plement scp160/eap1 synthetic lethality in a tester strain.
99 from that of the wild-type TraM in the yeast tester strain.
100                  Antimicrobial properties on tester strains (Bacillus cereus, Escherichia coli, Staph
101 n the Ames test using Salmonella typhimurium tester strains TA97a, TA98, TA100, TA102, and TA104, but
102 s Lam) extract, using Salmonella typhimurium tester strains TA98 and TA100 with metabolic activation
103 monella typhimurium TA1535/pSK1002 or NM2009 tester strains, using the SOS response as an end point o
104  interferents, including previously utilized tester strains.
105 c activity than zerumbone against Salmonella tester strains.
106                                       2: the tester support the subject's cheeks with their hands.
107 re recorded when the child observed an adult tester sway side to side, when they swayed solo, or when
108             Subtractions between Pl DNA as a tester (target) and one of the genotrophs (individual RD
109                             This leaves only tester-tester homohybrids to be amplified by PCR in the
110 sters, while preserving the sequences in the testers that have no counterpart in the drivers.
111 ladder of a woman with UTI was chosen as the tester; the driver was a phylogenetically distant rectal
112 t enable unique identification of repeat HIV testers to assess temporal trends in seroconversion and
113 ed to be loosely fitting by a PortaCount fit tester, to simulate how masks are worn by healthcare wor
114             A stepwise procedure to identify testers top-ranked 'NASPOT 7' as a dual tester for both
115                Overall, the average cost per tester was $24.54, and the average cost per alter tester
116 r was $24.54, and the average cost per alter tester was $56.65.
117 y accurate (+/- 0.05%) pneumatic dead weight tester was used to apply pressures to the transducer.
118                       The median age of self-testers was 29 (IQR, 25-35) years, 52.8% had completed c
119              Intertester reliability between testers was very high (r = 0.9991, P < 0.00005).
120  three rounds of subtractions with Pl DNA as tester were further characterized.
121                          Specimens held in a tester were immersed in acidic solutions, and the amount
122 e prior 12 months, and an additional 10 self-testers were diagnosed with HIV during the survey.
123 roduces an accurate and reliable measurement tester, which is based on gravimetric and image analysis
124  elimination of amplifiable sequences in the testers, while preserving the sequences in the testers t
125                                            A tester who was blinded to group assignment made group co
126                                              Testers who reported a pathogenic variant (n = 62) were
127 optimal balance of effort by programmers and testers, why privacy gets eroded, and the politics of di
128 o, or when they swayed face to face with the tester with or without fingertips touching (i.e., IPS).
129       Each sample was loaded in a mechanical tester with the crack propagation recorded using videogr

 
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