Sentence examples for differences of specimen from inspiring English sources

Different conclusions may arise due to the differences of specimen kinds, collection and processing methods, laboratory error, and individual variation in the biomarker levels over time [ 7].

Discussions are made on the differences of specimens with and without considerations of these factors.

The error introduced by orientation differences of specimens inside the scanner was negligible, i.e. not larger than expected from the error of digitization alone.

Technical differences and different types of specimen conservations could explain these conflicting results.

The potential differences of the specimens were measured after they were kept in the solution for a month by electrodes.

The differences in the extent of treatment given to patients prior to collecting specimens, the potential differences in timeliness of specimen transport and processing may have had impacts on the number of viable bacilli in the specimens.

Specimens in PBS showed greater differences in terms of specimen core diameter and visual appearance of cross sections, as compared to H2O and serum solution, which had more similar appearances.

Also, for each stage of the capsule, the temperature difference of the specimen in the axial direction is very small to within 10 °C.

The gene expression differences represent transcriptional differences at the time of specimen collection, while the differentially expressed peptides/proteins represent readily available stored protein of high abundance rather than active differences in transcription.

Comparison of risperidone and paliperidone ER prolactin levels was limited by the availability of data and differences in the timing of specimen collection and trial duration.

As unbalanced design (differences in the number of specimen by groups) can affect cross-validation results of the CVA (e.g. [ 33, 87]), percentages of cross validation were obtained using 1000 re-sampled datasets following [ 33] and correspond to the upper 95th percentiles of the distribution obtained for groups of same size.