Sentence examples for discard results from inspiring English sources

As a result, one must either discard results in repetitive DNA, or perform independent validation.

It has been suggested to discard results with a GenCall score lower than 0.7, if highly reliable results are necessary for decision making [ 7, 8].

We discard results from the six years in which not all scheduled matches were played (1885, 1888-9, 1972-8, 1972).

Then choose Image>Mode>Grayscale and click discard, resulting in the color being discarded.

Robert Millikan, the physicist who first measured the charge on the electron, discarded results that did not match his expectations, yet he won a Nobel prize because he was right.

The team discarded results of simulations that didn't match observations of regional climate in more than 20 land areas and ocean basins from 1960 to today.

Specifically, the voting discards results of any variant service whose weighting falls below a user-defined value and subsequently performs consensus voting on the remaining results.

The error rate dropped to 3.55% after discarding results from this laboratory.

However, specific gravity is highly correlated with creatinine (Barr et al. 2005), and therefore it is not likely that we overcorrected for urine dilution, especially because we discarded results from very dilute urines.

During this analysis, we discarded results from category 4, the maximal mismatch number was 4, mismatches at position 10 11 were not allowed and more than two mismatches at adjacent positions also not allowed.

However, the materials used for the support structures are often discarded resulting in an increase in manufacturing time and costs.