Sentence examples for artifact of analysis from inspiring English sources
"artifact of analysis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to the outcome or product of an analysis, for example: "The survey report is an artifact of analysis that provides a clear snapshot of customer satisfaction trends."
The Triplett et al. [ 15] study clarified some of the complexities of bamboo diversification and provided evidence that the apparent paraphyly of the woody syndrome in bamboos may be an artifact of analysis with exclusively plastid loci.
Since most of the other chelicerates and N. gracile have strand-biased nucleotide contents [ 44]as well as extremely long branches on the phylogenetic tree (Fig. 6), the possibility remains that the appearance of Pycnogonida within Arachnida may result from artifacts of analysis due to the strand-biased and long-branching patterns.
As shown in Additional file 2: Table S2, some pathways had a highly statistically significant over-representation of differentially expressed genes while others did not, suggesting the analysis was not unduly influenced by data set size or simply an artifact of the analysis.
This experimental approach ensured that the thickness and amorphous nature of the grain rim was indigenous to the samples and not an artifact of TEM analysis.
The ensuing controversy in the field of disease outcome prediction using microarrays seems thus to be an artifact of data analysis and not an intrinsic limitation of this assaying technology.
The possibility that it is a technical artifact of the analysis must be considered, but it also dominates the profiles of only the individuals with the highest quality RNA (see methods), it is hard to conceive that an artifact would stably transmit across the generations, and would so clearly correlate with a measure of differentiation of major T cell classes.
This suggests that the pattern of interference-related activity during the delay period was not simply an artifact of the analysis method, but rather a specific effect of interference expectancy on components of the core brain network associated with WM and interference control.
Part of the assumed specificity could therefore be an artifact of the analysis.
Tatler et al. [ 68], however, claim that this finding is an artifact of the analysis method used.
To demonstrate that this correlation was not an artifact of our analysis, we randomized the annotation of disease genes.
To begin with, it may not be a paradox at all but rather an artifact of microarray analysis.
