Sentence examples for deficient sample from inspiring English sources

In some cases, if you didn't blow enough air into a machine you get what is called a "deficient sample," which is qualified as a refusal.

The opposite was true for P deficient sample and about 2.5 times more transcripts were up- than down-regulated.

Income deficient sample members are more apt to be married (and less likely to be single), be self-employed, and once again, to work in lower-skill occupations than the working non-poor.

In the present study, the correction curve using the graphite standard(18) (GST,C deficient sample, >46 600-year-old) was mass-dependent, so that the Fm of the GST was increased as carbon mass decreased, and this was consistent with prior studies.

We cannot rule out direct light inducing a color reaction because of the light sensitivity of reagents in several G6PD activity tests, which may have caused a deficient sample to appear normal, but this is unlikely, because all laboratories were aware of this sensitivity.

Compared with traditional method, SVM can be established under condition of deficient samples and abnormal observation result can be rejected effectively.

However, the present study indicates that evidences of positive associations can arise from deficient sampling procedures or a lack of special care in consideration of the potential confounding effects of population sub-structure in mtDNA studies.

This method can overcome the biased assessment from the deficient samples between positives and negatives.

Deficient samples could be distinguished from normals by a lower bound fraction, while τ bound was similar for most samples.

In capillary blood, although the ability to detect deficient samples increased, the number of invalid results also increased.

The 19 deficient samples identified by BinaxNOW are identical to the 18 samples shown below the 30% cutoff with the reference assay plus the 1 additional sample directly above this cutoff.