Sentence examples for contributions of sample from inspiring English sources
Of the 171 single-domain hit proteins in the seven Sargasso samples, only 27 are found in contigs with contributions of sample 1 and none of these seems to be close related to Burkholderia proteins or Shewanella proteins.
Contributions of samples to PC1 are almost constantly independent of samples for gene expression and promoter methylation.
To determine what each principal component (PC) represented, the contributions of samples to the first PC (PC1) are shown.
Thus, PCs with small contributions may represent biologically critical differences between samples, as shown in Figure 2, where the contributions of samples to PC2s are demonstrated.
Because no PCs reflected differences between samples with and without metastasis, we considered additional PCs. Figure 2 shows the contributions of samples to the third PC (PC3).
This method will also decrease the contribution of sample autofluorescence to the detected signal.
To assess the contribution of sample heating on volatile evolution a series of pyrolysis experiments were performed.
There was no significant contribution of sample to the prediction of intention, indicating that there was no difference in intention between both samples after the Novartis incident took place.
The Efficient Mixed-Model Association eXpedited (EMMAX) package [ 16] builds a pairwise relatedness matrix on the basis of SNP genotypes and, subsequently, a variance component model is used to infer the contribution of sample structure to phenotypes.
The additional contribution of sample (second step) and socio-demographic variables (third step) to the explained variance of vaccination intention was not significant (ΔR =.00, p =.69; and ΔR =.02, p =.17, respectively), whereas the additional contribution of social-psychological variables (fourth step) was large and significant (ΔR =.34; p <.001).
In general, the relative contribution of sampling and sample preparation to the total uncertainty in soil contamination studies is a subject of speculation than of knowledge.
