Sentence examples for common to both samples from inspiring English sources

The method described here makes use of the case-control study design but requires only the total numbers of case drivers within groups of drivers defined by variables common to both samples.

Species similarity between the drained and undrained portion of the peatland was determined using Sørenson's quotient of similarity (Q/S): where j the number of species common to both samples, a is the total number recorded in the first sample, b is the number recorded in the second sample.

From these data, a mean of 11 aberrations were found common to both samples.

A total of 42 clusters were found to be common to both samples.

In essence, both microarray and TMM normalization assume that the majority of genes, common to both samples, are not differentially expressed.

In the Asian (YH) novel sequences, the brain transcripts covered 40 predicted genes and the cell line transcripts covered 44 predicted genes, with 27 predicted genes in common to both samples.

Eight proteins, typically associated with HDL were common to both sample sets and quantitatively differently abundant.

For the families common to both sample areas we used randomisation to test the null hypothesis that families are distributed at the same frequency in both locations (Figs. 6 and 7).

Our results demonstrated that the MS profiles of albumin-bound proteins samples from PFO closure vs no-closure were strikingly different, with only 8 highly abundant proteins typically found in HDL common to both sample sets.

Briefly, the Tanimoto similarity threshold coefficient is the ratio of the number of bit-key characteristics common to both sample sets (the size of the intersection) divided by the number of bit-key characteristics found in either or both sets (the size of the union), and thus explains the similarity and diversity of the sample sets (Baldi and Nasr 2010).

The interviews highlight a number of key barriers to all phases of delay that are common to both sample sites, despite their different geographical locations, and that resonate with the literature predominantly collated from women's perspectives [ 10, 11, 18, 19].