Sentence examples for choice of a sample from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in retrospect the choice of a sample identification tag containing "5'-AC" has contributed to the observed skewed sample distribution.

The decisive factor in the choice of a sample gene to be tested was the potential modification of protein domains or protein sequence motifs by alternative splicing.

In particular, we were interested in determining whether the choice of a sample day as a typical day had an impact on reliability of results, whether significant differences in outcome were observed when collapsing empirical contact durations into distributions, and whether representation of dynamic – rather than aggregate – contact networks significantly affected simulated outcomes.

The choice of a sampling strategy covering the full range of runoff magnitudes enabled hydrograph and flow-duration curve simulations close to a well-informed model calibration.

The physician has to balance between reducing the number of biopsies and a missed diagnosis through error in the choice of a sampling site.

We used three different survey design strategies to produce the stated preference portion of surveys, which were used to elicit travel choices for a sample of Houston travelers.

In retrospect, the choice of a convenience sample is potentially a threat to the internal validity of the study.

We are aware that the choice of a heterogenic sample may have caused some dilution of possible effects of the intervention among subgroups of patients.

While the downstream gene expression profiling techniques using microarrays are very reliable for large-scale investigations, there are still challenges prior to microarray analysis including the choice of a relevant sample type and RNA and cell isolation method.

The choice of an adequate sample size for a Cox regression analysis is generally based on the rule of thumb derived from simulation studies of a minimum of 10 events per variable (EPV).

Consensus and clear guidelines on quality aspects concerning IRT analyses might guide the choice of an adequate sample size and might also stimulate the development of uniform guidelines for performing and reporting IRT studies, and the development of a checklist for evaluating the quality of the performed and reported IRT analyses.