Usually plant-breeding data is collected for single plants, situated in a field or greenhouse, with a predetermined experimental design of planting pattern to enable statistical analysis whereas eliminating potential interfering factors, such as location in the field.
After this period, females were discarded and males were collected for single-fly genotyping.
Additional background language data were collected for: single-word spoken versus written comprehension; written word versus picture semantic association judgements; and single word reading aloud.
Those reads were then aligned in the designed target regions and were collected for single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) calling and subsequent analysis.
On the other hand, a large number of fracture toughness test data have been collected for the single-edge notched bend (SE(B)) specimens.
Using bandpass filters and single track imaging with MP excitation at 860 nm, SHG-B and GFP signals were collected for a single living, ex vivo TEB to generate Z-stacks.
Separate species were collected for each single habitat within the cross transects.
A complete dataset was collected for a single crystal at 100 K on a MAR345 image plate system using Cu Kα radiation produced with a rotating anode (Rigaku) equipped with focusing mirrors (Xenocs FOX-2D) and a Crystal Cryocooler (Cryo Industries).
If several protein sequences were collected for a single gene; i.e., for genes with multiple alternatively spliced isoforms, then any duplicate sequences were discarded.
Laue neutron data were collected for a single specimen 1.8 × 1.4 × 0.5 mm using an unmonochromated thermal neutron beam on KOALA (Edwards, 2011 ▶) at 9, 150, 200 and 250 K.
