Sentence examples for confident quantification from inspiring English sources

A confident quantification of PFOA in the milk samples was hampered by a high procedural blank contamination.

A confident quantification of gene abundance is fundamental when comparing the results from different metagenomic samples, since incorrect mapping is the major source of overestimation and bias.

This allows for confident quantification and analysis of the spatial localization, distribution and levels of the target proteins using quantitative 3D microscopy.

When evaluating the list of 133 proteins identified via these methods, it is important to bear in mind that confident quantification of protein levels is not possible with this methodology because relative quantities can become skewed during the enrichment process, depending on the protein.

Based on images like these, how can one be confident about quantification of proliferation or the defect they report?

Thus we eliminated from our analyses a group of very low abundance genes in which about 10% appeared to be differentially expressed but were of such low abundance that we were not confident of the quantification and meaningful integration with methylation and CNA data.

Indeed, preliminary data indicate that using iTRAQ 4-plex labeling, our strategy allows the confident identification and quantification of more than 4000 proteins in a single two-dimensional experiment, which suggests that this approach is well suited for large-scale quantitative proteomics experiments.

Perception of knowledge of cannabinoids was assessed according to confidence (very confident; confident; somewhat confident; not confident).

Thus, we are confident that the identification and quantification of TILs and the assessment of the association of TILs with clinical outcome in breast cancer are reliable and valid in this study.

Statistical biogeographic methods such as DEC allow not only an examination of the biogeographic history of a clade and an estimate of the processes involved in producing that history (dispersal, vicariance and extinction), but also quantification of how confident we are in these reconstructions, via consideration of (relative) likelihoods.

Alternatively, the use of the initial inclusion cluster size and LEFM shows a reasonable correlation in terms of the effective stress intensity range (ΔKeff) and life, suggesting that confident safe life prediction requires the quantification of behaviour in terms of crack development and growth from the defects.