Sentence examples for batch to account from inspiring English sources

At least 10 oocytes were measured per time point and mock as well as other negative controls were performed with the same oocyte batch to account for differences between batches.

Furthermore, the great variability of cortisol baseline values detected in farmed animals at T0, suggests that serum cortisol determination for surveillance policy purpose should be performed on several animals (batch) to account for the inter-individual variability.

In this work, we generalize a previously developed data-based modeling methodology for batch processes to account for time-varying dynamics by incorporating online learning ability into the model, making it adaptive.

The initial test included sample batch and cell batch; however, because the treatment effects were the same, we then combined the results across batches after normalization to account for the differing absolute values for each batch of cells.

The ratio for each sample was divided by the average genomic ratio for that assay batch in order to account for differences in probe and fluorochrome efficiencies.

In addition, by testing two batches of MMC to account for stability differences, we identified batch variability, which has previously been reported for this drug (Woo et al. 1997; Cervenka and Hirsch 1983).

Six replicate extraction quality control (extraction QC) samples were included per batch, one extraction QC after every fourth sample, in order to account for batch-to-batch variation in extraction efficiency and to measure overall method precision (see Electronic Supplementary Material Table  S2).

Also, a term for batch was included in the model to account for analytical batch effects.

Because strong batch effects are impossible to account for in this analysis, we do not believe that it is providing meaningful insight.

Of the 100 replicates in our batch processing analysis used to account for phylogenetic uncertainty, the significant diversification rate shift at the ancestor of K. antennatus, was consistently identified along the same branch although slight tree-topology changes occur among the replicate sample.

In order to account for batch-to-batch variation in the sample extraction, peak intensities of samples from extraction batch 2 were scaled using extraction QC samples.