Sentence examples for correlation to reference from inspiring English sources

The objective was to show that the BNP test fulfils the basic requirements regarding analytical performance, storage stability of cartridges and correlation to reference systems to be used as a POC test.

Although correlation to reference sets or within replicates is often used to assess performance on microarrays, this metric is of limited value for measuring improvement in laboratory techniques.

Metrics such as duplication rate, rRNA abundance, alignment rates, coverage continuity and correlation to reference expression profiles are highly informative during selection of experiment conditions and library construction methods (Levin et al., 2010).

These methods have advantages over approaches that use a limited set of external controls or correlations to reference sets, because they provide benchmark values that can be used by clinical laboratories to help optimize protocol conditions and laboratory proficiency with microarray assays.

The frames from each sequence were then registered to a reference frame [ 49], and the top 40 frames with the highest normalized cross correlation to the reference were averaged together.

Combination of the reliably continuous stratigraphy at each site and its correlation to the reference site such as U1424 (Tada et al. 2018) enabled more precise tuning age construction at other drilled sites in the Japan Sea.

Although the HPC method, in the peripheral blood, demonstrated a strong correlation to the reference flow cytometry CD34+ method (R = 0.604), differences were observed.

Once all the frames were registered, the 50 frames with the highest normalized cross correlation to the reference frame were averaged, in order to generate a final image with an increased signal to noise ratio (SNR) for subsequent analysis.

Using a microcolony growth monitoring method we were able to classify, within 9 days after inoculation, a panel of strains as EMB susceptible, intermediate or resistant with 90% correlation to the reference methods.

Euklidian coordinates, relative signal change and correlation to the applied reference function were determined.

Data sets of 4, 3 and 2 cycles were generated post hoc resulting in a total of 240 data sets that were evaluated individually for BOLD-signal intensity (dS%), correlation to the hemodynamic reference function (r) and Euclidean coordinates (x, y, z).