The phrase "as a normal sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a typical or standard example within a set of data or observations.
Example: "The results from the experiment were compared to those obtained as a normal sample to determine any significant deviations."
Alternatives: "as a typical example" or "as a standard sample."
Our approach, although it avoids the problems associated with using whole ovary as a normal sample, has the limitation that we do not know whether and which changes in microRNA expression may be attributed to culture conditions used for primary HOSE cell culture.
It is expected that all chromosomes except the acrocentric D & G groups, as a normal sample, reflect 2 green (p-arm) and 2 red (q-arm) signals.
The authors sent it to a leading American forensics laboratory, which analyzed it as if it were a normal sample of a man's blood.
The authors sent it to a leading American forensics laboratory, which analysed it as if it were a normal sample of a man's blood".
In this experiment, the relative expression levels of proteins in different samples were calculated using a normal sample as the reference sample.
The other group consisted of PCa samples showing good prognosis as well as normal samples.
This is one of the major benefits of using a matched normal sample as a reference, rather than the Illumina reference cluster, as described by Peiffer and coworkers [4].
Note that control samples include all non-variant containing files, as well any normal samples provided.
This was not surprising as the normal sample, acquired one month after diagnosis, was known to contain 10 15% blasts.
Also this program allows checking adjusted normal samples variability and using as paired normal sample for each tumor sample as one or several normal samples for all tumor samples.
Total RNA from a pool of four normal mammary tissues was used as normal sample, and RNA extracted from the MCF-7 human breast cancer cell line was used to calibrate real-time quantitative and reverse transcriptase (RT PCR.
