Sentence examples for a considerable amount of samples from inspiring English sources

These were selected since they contain a considerable amount of samples with imbalanced copy numbers which are cytogenetically verified using SKY, G-banding and/or FISH.

The conventional approaches have to consume a considerable amount of samples, typically 10 - 10 cells, to overcome this low-yield issue and obtain reliable results.

Some new genes were incurred in a considerable amount of samples such as APOE and NOS3 in obesity (Fig. 5A), LDLR, APOE, and IL4 in T1DM (Fig. 5B), as well as POMC and CCL2 in T2DM (Fig. 5C).

Moreover, producing specimens that conform to such specifications often requires a considerable amount of sample material.

Classically, a considerable amount of sample was required to disperse in an "IR transparent" material, such as KBr or NaCl, to form a pellet from where the information was obtained.

Since determination of RNA concentration is often inaccurate, and consumes a considerable amount of sample, we chose to work with a fixed number of cells (2,000 cells per PCR reaction).

The purpose of this evaluation was to determine whether AFSFASSS and AFSF + ASSS lost a considerable amount of sample-specific transcripts or if AFSF + ASSS and AF + SF + AS + SS contained more redundant transcripts and more fragmental transcripts.

Because the disease is relatively rare, large efforts need to be done in order to collect a considerable amount of patient samples.

Our investigation of the cMap data revealed that, there was a considerable amount of outlier samples, whose expression patterns differ significantly from the rest in the same drug.

Both for β2M-U and α1M-U a considerable amount of urine samples that were tested (84% and 28% respectively) were below the limit of detection, suggesting the assessments that were used were not sensitive enough.

Direct measurement of fuel properties of biodiesel is quite complex with high cost, error in reproducibility and requiring a considerable amount of fuel sample (Tong et al.2011).2011