コーパス検索結果 (1語後でソート)
通し番号をクリックするとPubMedの該当ページを表示します
1 , and is a more efficient and cost-effective experimental technique.
2 oscopic surgery (NOTES) currently remains an experimental technique.
3 to its being used in combination with other experimental techniques.
4 as been incomplete due to a lack of suitable experimental techniques.
5 gands are poorly understood due to a lack of experimental techniques.
6 ity of gold-ion-induced hydrogen bonding via experimental techniques.
7 embrane which is challenging to elucidate by experimental techniques.
8 llenging due to the limitations of available experimental techniques.
9 as studied using surface- and bulk-sensitive experimental techniques.
10 iverse databases, growing rapidly due to new experimental techniques.
11 time scales that are inaccessible to current experimental techniques.
12 estigate these assemblies using conventional experimental techniques.
13 ly useful and is within the reach of current experimental techniques.
14 tional modelling and screening with advanced experimental techniques.
15 intensive investigation using many different experimental techniques.
16 lex, are becoming increasingly accessible to experimental techniques.
17 rons is only now becoming tractable with new experimental techniques.
18 ly studied these interactions using powerful experimental techniques.
19 e 150 degrees C, as characterized by various experimental techniques.
20 cs that can provide a valuable complement to experimental techniques.
21 cellular identities can be manipulated using experimental techniques.
22 greater detail than currently possible using experimental techniques.
23 ave solved tertiary structures determined by experimental techniques.
24 the advancements in theoretical methods and experimental techniques.
25 in silico and have been studied by different experimental techniques.
26 the grasp of contemporary computational and experimental techniques.
27 avitation rheology and an overview of common experimental techniques.
28 wing number of contributions based on modern experimental techniques.
29 ethodologies in combination with traditional experimental techniques.
30 ted strategies are difficult to resolve with experimental techniques.
31 e remained elusive due to a lack of suitable experimental techniques.
32 ion were studied with both computational and experimental techniques.
33 sing mainly because of a lack of appropriate experimental techniques.
34 of a handful of organisms were determined by experimental techniques.
35 res the synergistic application of different experimental techniques.
36 d remains challenging to study with existing experimental techniques.
37 soft X-ray scattering and a number of other experimental techniques.
38 revious contradictory results from different experimental techniques.
39 analyzing data from diverse high-throughput experimental techniques.
40 Device fabrication is applicable via current experimental techniques.
41 are difficult to characterize using current experimental techniques.
42 look at them individually using conventional experimental techniques.
43 lysis of NGS data from different sources and experimental techniques.
45 nd one or more datasets from five accessible experimental techniques: a small-angle X-ray scattering
46 t subfemtosecond pulses, the introduction of experimental techniques able to follow in time the elect
48 Given the development of high-throughput experimental techniques, an increasing number of whole g
49 re snapshots of data acquired using a single experimental technique and often require manual populati
50 ivated by the mechanism of HIV entry but the experimental technique and the model framework can be ex
51 nitiated in 2014, has the goal of developing experimental techniques and a Knowledge Management Cente
53 gy based on new results obtained using novel experimental techniques and analysis to improve sonopora
54 ractions, many groups working with different experimental techniques and assays have generated a vast
55 Their formation often requires elaborate experimental techniques and attempts to obtain giant ves
56 photophysical properties were examined with experimental techniques and compared with the results ob
60 st decade has seen a dramatic advancement of experimental techniques and data analysis methods that h
61 light the promises and challenges that novel experimental techniques and data will bring to the field
62 In this study, we employ a combination of experimental techniques and in silico molecular simulati
64 specific variability, plus differences among experimental techniques and localization evidence types
65 n of the TS has become a major challenge for experimental techniques and molecular simulations approa
67 nium lead iodide (alpha-FAPbI(3)) using both experimental techniques and theoretical calculations.
70 e off-target editing dataset to evaluate new experimental techniques and to train machine learning al
71 ocesses which are being elucidated by modern experimental techniques, and also incorporate the inhere
72 m, the key optical properties, the principal experimental techniques, and important recent results ar
74 sed are amenable to testing with noninvasive experimental techniques appropriate for the study of hum
75 iquid samples; (ii) availability of accurate experimental techniques, appropriate for the measurement
78 ences, which is of timely relevance as novel experimental techniques are generating increasingly larg
80 a mutational analyses, while high-throughput experimental techniques are often unable to distinguish
85 shown to be compatible with a wide array of experimental techniques, as applied to the transmembrane
90 erene acceptor molecules using two different experimental techniques based on photocurrent and ultraf
92 the current, unprecedented blossoming of new experimental techniques built on second-generation seque
93 intensively studied by both theoretical and experimental techniques, but fundamental questions still
94 ns in tunable semiconductor systems, and the experimental technique can be generalized to study symme
103 osahedral Ag-In-Yb quasicrystal, and various experimental techniques combined with theoretical calcul
105 amed fluorescence assay by gas expansion, an experimental technique designed for the quantification o
106 ton transfer reaction and that complementary experimental techniques develop understanding of how loc
107 es for the description of ICD as well as the experimental techniques developed and employed for its i
108 is review aims to provide an overview of the experimental techniques developed with the purpose of at
109 ccharides that are difficult to address with experimental techniques due to the conformational flexib
110 s otherwise challenging to investigate using experimental techniques due to the difficulty in crystal
114 e expanded via improvements in equipment and experimental techniques, enabling new capabilities and s
115 luorescence in situ hybridization (FISH), an experimental technique especially well suited to charact
116 seen very rapid development of quantitative experimental techniques, especially at the single-molecu
117 h provides an additional and straightforward experimental technique for determining energy band value
120 at this 2D spectroscopy will be an excellent experimental technique for observing slow hydrogen-bond
123 onial stem cell transplantation (SSCT) is an experimental technique for transfer of germline between
125 y, it highlights the capabilities of various experimental techniques for characterization of these ma
127 sent, for such compounds fast and consistent experimental techniques for determining sorption coeffic
128 study provides a thorough comparison of two experimental techniques for direct temperature measureme
132 ons in the density of states enable powerful experimental techniques for measuring a metal's Fermi su
134 oelectricity at the nanoscale, we review the experimental techniques for measuring the thermopower in
135 organism partly because it is well suited to experimental techniques for monitoring and manipulating
137 physical adsorption with other complementary experimental techniques for obtaining a reliable and com
139 s data from a variety of fast and accessible experimental techniques for rapid and accurate structure
142 iments is currently limited by the available experimental techniques for the generation and character
144 mbly of functional molecular DSP systems and experimental techniques for their evaluation are explain
147 tations of current mathematical modeling and experimental techniques hamper our ability to provide in
149 A wealth of evidence across species and experimental techniques has established that RPEs are si
159 Over the past 18 months, these advances in experimental techniques have been used to further confir
163 n and highly debated, but recent advances in experimental techniques have presented evidence of more
165 ially useful for drug design, limitations of experimental techniques have restricted their practical
166 munoprecipitation (ChIP) serves as a central experimental technique in epigenetics research, yet ther
168 availability of increasingly high-resolution experimental techniques in the cognitive neurosciences a
169 mblies on betaCD surfaces using a variety of experimental techniques including microcontact printing
171 Additionally, we highlight cutting-edge experimental techniques, including conditional expressio
175 This review aims to summarize the current experimental techniques, including the conventional and
177 spensable tool for transforming CRRC from an experimental technique into a practical analytical tool.
179 ly important lipid-protein interactions with experimental techniques is however still prohibitively c
183 vant acetyl-Abeta(21-30)-amide peptide using experimental techniques (limited proteolysis, thermal de
184 cing coarse-grained computer simulations and experimental techniques, mechanistic insights were gaine
185 ichiometry of ZrC(x) using three independent experimental techniques, namely: elemental analysis, the
189 thermodynamic integration (TI)] with several experimental techniques of fluorescence spectroscopy.
190 les has been investigated using the combined experimental techniques of negative ion photoelectron sp
192 cesses--which has not possible using present experimental techniques or traditional simulations based
193 his delay activity across tasks, species and experimental techniques, our understanding of this pheno
197 able to reconcile the results from all four experimental techniques quantitatively, to obtain a comp
198 aborately modifying the existing in situ TEM experimental technique, rapid lithium-ion diffusion thro
200 itional methods, including computational and experimental techniques remain vital in promoting our un
203 hear modulus values measured using different experimental techniques reported in the literature.
207 ly here the combination of two complementary experimental techniques, simulations, and theory to the
208 s expensive and time consuming based only on experimental technique, so new computational methods are
210 ning structural constraints from a series of experimental techniques spanning five orders of magnitud
211 erials has been routinely characterized with experimental techniques such as cryo-electron microscopy
213 Despite the existence of well-established experimental techniques such as photoconductivity time-o
217 investigators to use previously incompatible experimental techniques, such as high-throughput screens
218 inding motifs is corroborated by a number of experimental techniques, such as NMR, absorption, fluore
219 sically disordered proteins: A wide range of experimental techniques suggest that polypeptide chains
224 e that Jacobson identified one detail in our experimental technique that places an additional constra
225 inherent size limitations present in current experimental techniques that aim to directly assess the
226 curring in microdroplet environments require experimental techniques that allow a reaction to be init
228 ignments from random matches and complements experimental techniques that are optimal for glycopeptid
230 oted to a detailed revision of the different experimental techniques that can be used for the magneti
232 ast half century, the number and accuracy of experimental techniques that can deliver values of obser
234 ing bioinformatics, computational design and experimental techniques that identifies and stabilizes m
238 ation have been carried out with a number of experimental techniques, that is, kinetics, electrochemi
240 lculations and further confirm using various experimental techniques the realization of an antiferrom
241 Though our power was adequate using this experimental technique, the ability to differentiate cau
243 of the limited spatial resolution of current experimental techniques, the detailed mechanism of prote
244 e availability of sequence data and advanced experimental techniques, the focus of attention has shif
245 en studied with a variety of theoretical and experimental techniques, the minute details of the very
247 X-ray scattering (RIXS) spectrum as a viable experimental technique to distinguish crystallographic h
248 orce spectroscopy has emerged as a promising experimental technique to probe how relieving this barri
249 h-throughput analyses, we used a 50-year-old experimental technique to selectively stain for synapses
250 photobleaching (FRAP) is a well-established experimental technique to study binding and diffusion of
252 Researchers have developed a vast range of experimental techniques to analyze living systems, but a
253 use molecular simulations and complementary experimental techniques to demonstrate that these nanopa
254 Although there are several commonly-used experimental techniques to determine WAT, none provides
256 e complexity of the system requires advanced experimental techniques to evaluate the performance.
257 use a combination of molecular modeling and experimental techniques to examine the structure of the
259 d often require expensive and time-consuming experimental techniques to generate the underlying data.
262 rough an interdisciplinary ensemble of novel experimental techniques to investigate the impacts of 14
266 e strategic combination of computational and experimental techniques to reveal conformational feature
268 We used a combination of computational and experimental techniques to study a member of the TF fami
269 udy design that integrates observational and experimental techniques to test a perennial question in
270 lecules, nowadays investigated with advanced experimental techniques to unveil their molecular mechan
271 The MEDICC algorithms are independent of the experimental techniques used and are applicable to both
275 pollutant, and we describe and contrast some experimental techniques used to explore and characterize
277 Here, in an effort to make better use of the experimental techniques we have at our disposal, I propo
279 Through a combination of bioinformatics and experimental techniques we identified a novel variant of
283 nation of molecular dynamics simulations and experimental techniques, we investigate the solublizatio
284 roach based on computational, synthetic, and experimental techniques, we show that the best potential
285 re, using a combination of computational and experimental techniques, we show that the intracellular
290 city, can be the intrinsic limitation of the experimental techniques, which cannot take into account
291 mosome conformation capture (3C) and related experimental techniques, which measure the probabilities
294 ces provided by isotope exchange endows this experimental technique with a unique importance for dock
298 t combined measurement systems have involved experimental techniques with similar probing volumes, wh