Sentence examples for consequence of sample from inspiring English sources

STRUCTURE detected additional subpopulations within these groups as a consequence of sample relatedness.

We cannot rule out the possibility that the size difference is a consequence of sample fixation for the TEM studies.

In addition to alterations in elemental distribution as a consequence of sample preparation, chemical speciation may also change.

Additional experiments are being conducted to probe whether the observed lactone profile has biological significance or is merely the consequence of sample preparation or LC conditions.

The reasons for this variation have not been clear but may be a consequence of sample characteristics, design issues, and differences with regard to the CBT given.

Further investigation suggests this result is a consequence of sample size, as subsampling Viola's group (n = 29 individuals) to the size of Mica's group (n = 19 individuals) also resulted in little power to detect socially structured species.

An obvious consequence of sampling from clinical settings was that cases of headache on ≥15 days/month were very many (35.6%), even though 33 of the accompanying persons did not have headache at all.

Our value here is a bit higher, but this may be a consequence of samples of different size, geometry and purity used here, as well as a difference in measuring speed.

In addition, Fig. 1 shows that the difference between the lowest- and the highest-SES groups and the difference between the medium- and the highest-SES groups tend to expand as age increases; however, this may be a consequence of sampling error.

The difference in altitude between historical and recent records might be a consequence of sampling bias in historical times.

The confidence intervals around the point estimate also allow the distinction of discrepancies in W values that are due to differences in the pattern of diversity of a given microbial population or that are only a consequence of sampling variability.