Sentence examples for analytical artifact from inspiring English sources

However, this could be an analytical artifact.

In Harpalinae, there are also long terminal branches [ 28] that are prone to the analytical artifact of long-branch attraction [ 36].

Hence, the congruence of results among data from multiple genomes and their high statistical probability (in this study and elsewhere) suggests the sister-group relationship between Zygnematophyceae and land plants is not an analytical artifact.

Furthermore, the four major army ant clades are all composed of relatively long subtending branches and it is possible that the strong BI support for army ant monophyly, depending largely on third positions, is an analytical artifact.

We must emphasise that while results here indicate movement of flies between Thailand and Taiwan began approximately 416kya, this is almost certainly an analytical artifact resulting from our lack of intermittent sample sites in southern mainland China and neighbouring regions (e.g. Vietnam).

Also, these methods provide the most direct evidence of protein ligand and protein protein complexation and can be used as a model for in vivo complexation, with the caveat that gas-phase complexation in the mass spectrometer is a good representation of in vivo binding, and is not an analytical artifact caused by the analysis [ 16].

If the reaction mixtures are chromatographically separated, e.g., by HPLC, one has to consider unwanted and uncontrollable reactions of reactive intermediates with components of the analytical device producing analytical artifacts.

Otherwise, to distinguish tremor events from ordinary earthquakes or, alternatively, analytical artifacts due to background noise, we rejected all tremor events with a duration of less than 30 s, calculated as a half-value width of the stacked envelope aligned along the synthetic travel time.

By comparing the red dots and grey dots in Fig. 1(b), the scattered events that are usually considered to represent either normal earthquakes occurring outside of the station distribution or analytical artifacts originating from background noise are removed, whereas clustering events, which usually represent genuine tremor events, are not removed by this method.

The sequences minimized possible analytical artifacts during further data processing.

d-mannitol and d-2-aminoglucitol found at the reducing ends are probably analytical artifacts.