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Although more testing increases confidence of multiple observed interactions, the absence of an interaction may not indicate that the interaction cannot occur, just that the experimental or biological conditions were not amenable to sample that interaction.

It should be noted that, as for genome-specific PCR and CAPS-based deletion screening techniques, this assay is not suitable for the detection of hemizygous individuals (those in which a specific locus is missing from one homologous chromosome but intact within the other) and is not amenable to sample pooling due to its reliance on detection of the lack of specific target sequence.

The system was designed to store resulting data in a relational database, amenable to downstream sample interpretations and databasing applications following the most recent guidelines in nomenclature for sequenced alleles.

Image cytometry techniques can accommodate most staining techniques developed for flow cytometry, and are amenable to automatic sample preparation because each solution-phase reaction can be carried out in place, where cells are fixed on, using a liquid handling system.

These methods should be amenable to large sample numbers in parallel to enable the use of replicates.

Most notably, it is greatly superior in terms of specificity, but far less amenable to multiple sample co-processing in a single reaction.

As with most statistical methods, those employed here are not amenable to small sample sets, but become quite powerful when a large number of controls are employed.

The physical layout of the camps provides some accessibility and a population amenable to systemic sampling and data collection [ 22].

For lesions interpreted as probably benign, suspicious or highly suggestive of malignancy on MRI, correlative ultrasound was performed to determine if the lesion was ultrasonographically evident and, thereby amenable to tissue sampling under ultrasound guidance.

The former group of methods is not amenable to downstream sample-specific analyses such as prognostic prediction because they apply too strong regularization, and estimate only a handful of patient-specific covariates.

Moreover, honey bees can easily sample environments that are not amenable to conventional floral sampling, such as dense forests or urban centers.