Sentence examples for broad range of sample from inspiring English sources
The technique utilizes a spectroscopic or other analytical probe from a number of selections for a broad range of sample systems by employing different types of external perturbations to induce systematic variations in intensities of spectra.
The platform is highly automated [26] and scalable to accommodate a broad range of sample throughput.
Here, we compared the statistical power and the accuracy of two commonly used methods, MDR and GMDR through theoretical computation and simulation studies under a broad range of sample sizes and hypothetical parameter settings in which the real parameters would potentially fall.
For a broad range of sample sizes and effect sizes, traditional single-SNP analyses fail to find the causal locus.
Studies involved a mean 129 participants with a broad range of sample sizes (5 651) (Table 1).
We first show how simulation reproduces conventional power estimates for simple randomized designs over a broad range of sample scenarios to familiarize the reader with the approach.
We evaluate the accuracy of several load estimation methods across a broad range of sampling and environmental conditions.
The pasture reflectances measured with our meter were calibrated against green dry matter mass determined by harvesting, dissection, drying, and weighing of a broad range of samples.
TAIPAN is renowned for its versatility and high neutron flux which has allowed the TAS to measure successfully a broad range of samples including single crystals, powders, thin films, and co-aligned multi-crystal arrays (Danilkin and Yethiraj, 2009; Danilkin et al., 2012, 2007).
We have developed a highly sensitive PCR-based technique termed blockerette-ligated capture T7-amplified reverse-transcription PCR (BCT-RT-PCR), which can be used to characterize unknown proviral flanking sequences from a broad range of samples and depends only on knowing the retroviral sequence.
This method has many advantages, including a very small injection volume, suitability for a broad range of samples, rapid analysis, and good reproducibility.
