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  • I TOOK MY OWN microsample to help gauge the scale of this political transformation.

    Let the Swords Encircle Me Scott Peterson 2010

  • Indeed, all three remixers don't waste any time in making the material their own: Urick and Williams microsample the hell out of "Pathetic Magic," turning it into an unmelodic ambient wash.

    Baltimore City Paper 2010

  • Qiagen has designed technologies that can derive RNA, DNA, and protein all from the same microsample.

    GEN News Highlights 2009

  • "Technology Boy" comes off like a cuddly Barbara Morgenstern track possessed by the robo-clinical chattiness of Stereolab, its long bridge cobbled together from soft organ tones, little flicks of digital punctuation, and a pulsing microsample of Annabel's breath.

    Boston Phoenix - thePhoenix.com MICHAEL BRODEUR 2009

  • To print yeast cell chips, we used a contact microarray printing robot to draw a microsample from a suspension of fixed cells in a

    PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles 2009

  • An 8-pin print of 4,608 replicate spots, each containing a microsample of HeLa cells, is shown by imaging with a microarray scanner (left; green signal is light scattering in the fluorescent channel off freshly printed spots) and by stitching together multiple 10x microscope images

    PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles 2009

  • "It no longer has to be microsample-based [à la Nielsen or Simmons].

    Advertising Age - Homepage 2008

  • "It no longer has to be microsample-based [à la Nielsen or Simmons].

    Resonance Partnership Blog 2008

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