Sentence examples for data did not display from inspiring English sources
They obtained G′and G″ as functions of frequency, and the data did not display a frequency-independent plateau.
The parameters in our data did not display a normal distribution, thus we used non-parametric methods to assess the statistical differences among the groups.
Where raw data did not display heterogeneity of variance, it was transformed appropriately (see Howell 1997).
As data did not display a normal distribution, a non-parametric test was performed.
However, the data did not display any statistically significant difference for both the allelic and genotypic distribution between cases and controls.
Overall, the genetic marker data did not display a pattern of inheritance strictly congruent with any of the models of homeologous chromosome pairing.
The present data do not display the large deviation hitherto reported (e.g., 10−6 10−4 /m; Maxwell and Anspaugh 2011).
As shown in Figure 3c, the experimental data do not display any obvious dependence on area, indicating that resistive switching is mainly due to a bulk-based rather than a core/electrode interface mechanism.
Random data does not display similar trends under the edge randomization method and under the node label switching randomization method (Additional File 7).
Peptides originating from uncharacterized/hypothetical proteins ("unknown" protein universe), which typically represent a significant part of the reads in metagenomic NGS data, do not display this characteristic alignment behavior and their parameters can be used as a filter to eliminate their confounding effects on abundance estimates of known protein families in metagenomic data.
A characteristic appearance of 2-D clustering diagrams from yeast, provided one uses a sufficiently large number and variety of microarray experiments, is the appearance of boxes that correspond to genes that are coordinately induced or repressed over many experiments; randomly generated data do not display this type of pattern (Eisen et al. 1998).
