Sentence examples for a common panel from inspiring English sources

Finite element parameter studies are performed to quantify the local fastener pull-out stiffness for a common panel profile, and flange bending stiffness is determined with a cantilever beam model.

These new architectures have been structurally characterized by elemental and spectral analysis as well pharmacologically evaluated for their in vitro antimicrobial, against a common panel of pathogenic bacterial and fungal strains, and anticancer activities against human colon carcinoma (HCT-116) cell lines.

This involved the development of a common panel, of sera by a designed reference centre, the distribution of the panel to each participating laboratory for testing with their routine methods, the comparison of the obtained results to those of the reference centre, and the calculation of standardisation equations by regressing the quantitative results against those of the reference centre.

These new cyclopalladated complexes were structurally characterized and pharmacologically evaluated as well for their in vitro antimicrobial, against a common panel of pathogenic G+ and G− bacterial and fungal strains, and anticancer activities against human breast carcinoma (MCF-7) cell lines.

Furthermore, a common panel of eighteen genes, including transcription factors were significantly expressed in opposite directions in both groups.

The final discovery dataset included 8,844 samples (2,124 cases and 6,720 controls) and a common panel of 2.56 million SNPs (Table 1).

In lieu of a more common panel data estimator, we opt for a multi-level generalized linear model (GLM) approach estimated with Stata/IC 14's xtmixed command using maximum likelihood with clustered standard errors.

While many unique PTEs could be identified, a finite number based upon prevalence of circulating strains in the database, which we define as vaccine-important PTEs (VIPs), were used to select a common standardized panel of HIV-1 peptides for CTL-based vaccine evaluation.

Recently developed methods in statistical genetics allow harmonisation of the genetic data, e.g., through imputation of SNP data to a common reference panel.

In order to explore the possibility of a common gene panel that can reliably detect cancer originated from multiple tissue types, we created a compendia of 5 microarray datasets from prostate, lung, ovarian, colon, and breast, respectively, each with cancer and normal samples from multiple subjects (Table 1).

The overall results suggest that indirect inference can extend the application of SD models to new topics and leverage common panel datasets to provide unique insights.