Overall, the data manipulation was handled very conservatively, probably at the cost of a lower sample size and lack of statistical significance for certain variables, but with the benefit of having point estimates and results which were 'more rooted' in the original data.
This difference is in part due to a lower sampling density of the A. thaliana data (once every 4 hr), though the overall time span covered was longer (3 d).
This allows the filtering to be applied at a lower sampling rate, greatly reducing the number of computations required [21].
If the current map is recorded using a much lower sample bias of only 25 mV, variations in the electric response between distinct CNT arrays can be observed despite the good inside homogeneity (see Figure 3a).
This study assessed levels of child-reported parent and family social support associated with physical activity (PA) and fruit and vegetable consumption (FVC) by ethnicity among a lower-income sample of US elementary school students.
Our study also has a limitation in the lower sample size of hospitalized controls.
Furthermore, cell phenotype on the surface of sample A and, to a lower extent, sample D, resembles to that of cells attached to a substrate.
The number of alleles per population in C. rotundifolia was lower (2 9; Table 3), but this is probably a consequence of the lower sample size (N = 20 in C. scheuchzeri, N = 10 in C. rotundifolia).
The difference between previous studies and the data presented could be a result, in part, of the lower sample sizes previously used and the prevalence of the VRQ allele in those samples (6, 8).
Regarding the TMA method, Monteiro et al 8 demonstrated that the use of two 1.5-mm cores offers some advantages, such as a lower probability of sample lost, especially in heterogeneous tumours.
