Therefore, a large σ μ can be interpreted as batch variation or noise among the replicates, a considerable part of which, apparently, has systematic origin such as variations in the total amount of hybridization-ready nucleic acids, etc. Ideally, K (typically 2 4) should be much larger in order to obtain a good estimate of σ μ.
These recent findings suggest that differences in alveolar recruitment potential are attributable to individual differences between patients rather than to the systematic origin of ALI/ARDS.
2. Bharucha T, Rutherford A, Skeoch S, Alavi A, Brown M, Galloway J; Diagnostic yield of FDG-PET/CT in fever of unknown origin: a systematic review, meta-analysis, and Delphi exercise.
A systematic investigation on the origin of the haze of LDPE blown films was conducted, aiming to correlate the film haze with the molecular architecture and melt rheological properties.
A systematic characterization permitted to identify the origin of the variations observed in the solar cell parameters with and without Au NPs.
A review of the major historical and current TRISO FPMs assesses each model's capabilities and origin and provides a systematic comparison of the codes to document similarities and differences in their features.
A systematic adjustment for age, sex and geographical origin of individuals was done.
In an effort to understand the origin of sintering of fly ashes, a systematic study into the mineral analysis/mineralogy of lignite and morphology of sintered fly ash samples is essential.
To characterize the degree to which cell lines are representative of their tumor of origin with respect to Membranome expression, a systematic comparative analysis was performed.
This suggests that PED in our study did not have a cardiogenic origin, but was likely neurogenic or part of a systematic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS).
