Sentence examples for data not useable from inspiring English sources

One further study assessed the effect of soy isoflavones on circulating total estrone and SHBG (data not useable in our meta-analysis), but addition of these results would be unlikely to significantly alter the outcome.

The QuickDASH-Sp was also completed by all participants but there were excessive levels of missing responses that unfortunately rendered the data not useable for analysis and reporting in this study.

These data are therefore not useable over large geographical areas for consistent reviews of established protected areas or future conservation priorities.

The study by Hoffman et al. [ 16] was a small study with short follow-up and limited outcome data and therefore was not useable.

stanford.edu/molecularportraits/>and were pre-processed in a standard manner: Data from spots flagged by the original investigators as not useable or which were labelled 'EMPTY' were omitted here.

The distribution of minor allele frequencies for the useable polymorphic SNPs was uniform between classes [0, 0.1[,[0.2[ 0.3[,[0.4[ 0.5],[0.3, 0.4[,[0.4, 0.5] (data not shown),.

Of the 36 loci tested from the Illumina data with fluorescently labeled primers, 12 (33%) were polymorphic (Table 1), nine (25%) were monomorphic (Table 3), 12 (33%) were not useable due to stutter or anomalous additional peaks, and three (8%) had very weak to no amplification.

The I.R.A. has allowed international arms monitors to inspect two of its dumps and verify that the weapons there are locked away and not useable.

However, 41 markers were not useable in association analysis because of low polymorphism in our population.

Thus, lowering of the pH by addition of acid was not useable in this case.

One, Chantal Ly, had gone through 7 years of graduate school and was told that much of her work was not useable and that she had to start a new project for her Ph.D. (The reason wasn't necessarily because of falsified data but rather, Ly and the others thought, because Goodwin stuck by results that were questionable).