Sentence examples for between various samples and from inspiring English sources
The use of the magnitude estimation scale for hedonic responses has been exhaustively studied, but the use of the hedonic scale, adjusted to allow for the comparison between various samples and a reference, has not been reported.
This software allowed comparison of mass ions between various samples and presents the data both as a dendrogram and Heat map in which coloured boxes are used to visualise the expression of proteins.
Therefore, a weighted value scheme is proposed to deal with the relationship between various samples data and cluster centers in the objective function.
Altogether, the availability of following a molecular evolution procedure of sets of CBMs with defined binding properties, some members of which are less cross-reactive in comparison to naturally occurring CBMs [ 27], allow assessment and profiling of carbohydrate composition of plant cell walls and define differences observable between various samples.
Observing what and how many OGF are shared (or not) between various samples may be a first step for a biodiversity study.
The FTIR spectra differences between various samples in the amide-I region were mainly relatesd to the different orientations and conformations of the polypeptide chains affected by the incorporation of ZnO NRs.
Once the user becomes accustomed to their appearance, a set of starfish diagrams provides a direct representation of the individual within a sample, or between various samples.
The results reported are expected to be useful for future n.i.r.-FTRaman studies of PAN in order to interpret the differences that should be observed between various samples.
To distinguish rapidly between various samples, flavonoids were extracted from flowers by immersing (without crushing the tissue) in solvents (HPLC method, we investigation for a patent RO122836-B1).
To quantify the difference in surface roughness between various samples, two parameters were obtained during data analysis, including roughness average (R a) (Fig. 5a) and root mean square (RMS) roughness (R q) (Fig. 5b) (Lungan et al. 2015).
