Sentence examples for between samples with a from inspiring English sources
The 3-class comparison was privileged to take into account the additional modulations of expression that could occur between samples with a moderate [PIP+] or a high [PIP++] expression and to focus our exploration on genes that may be found co-regulated in relation to the PIP expression level changes.
Statistical analysis of the profile indexes indicated a significant difference in outcome between samples with a low and medium TCP (P = 0.01, Student's T-test) and between samples with a low and high TCP (P < 0.0001).
However, a correlation was noted between samples with a high degree of infection and the presence of clinical signs.
An acceptable degree of variation (CV 19 20%) was observed between samples, with a minimum recovery of 37% (63% cell loss) in one experiment.
In contrast, metachronous tumors from the same patient showed a much higher correlation between samples, with a median distance of 0.09.
When performed on Affymetrix SNP genotyping arrays, DNA pooling provides a fairly accurate method for identifying allele frequency differences between samples, with a mean error of 1.37%.
Most microarray experiments seek to identify subtle differences between samples with variable background noise, a scenario poorly represented by constructed datasets.
Formal statistical analysis shows patient source is the predominant source of variation between samples, with processing method contributing a random level of variation comparable to that seen in split duplicates (replicates).
The slope of absorbance over 10 minutes was compared between samples with and without ouabain to give a value for activity of only Na+/K+ ATPase.
When exploring mRNA expression levels of SH3KBP1 we did not find a difference between samples with loss and no loss, nor resistance.
By assessing the ratio of the red to green fluorescence, mitochondrial potential can be compared between samples with the higher ratio corresponding to a higher mitochondrial membrane potential.
