Sentence examples for discarded nature from inspiring English sources

Informed consent was not obtained due to the discarded nature of these samples and the data were analyzed anonymously.

Polymorphic sites were discarded since the nature of non-barcoded pooled RNA-Seq data prevents the reconstruction of individual haplotypes.

And, just as certain creatures are the last surviving testimony to a form of life which nature has discarded, I wondered whether music might not be the unique example of what might have been - if the invention of language, the formation of words, the analysis of ideas had not intervened - the means of communication between souls.

However, rather than treating them as separate features to be fed into a classifier, which effectively discards the spatial nature of the phenomenon, we fit smooth curves through the noisy observations to define what we call the "thermodynamic curves".

Eventually, the goods we produce are consumed, discarded and recycled back into nature; again, with an increase in entropy.

The waste is often driven out in barrels stacked in vans, and discarded in deserted sections of nature reserves.

Any calculated synonymous (d S) or nonsynonymous (d N) rate of nucleotide substitution for a pair of genes exceeding 2.0 was discarded because of the unreliable nature of these values due to saturation.

William Stone's "Fluke of Nature" and Kate Gilmore's "Discarded and Found" refer to conditions outside the building.

And the evolving nature of that rubbish – discarded by skiers and uncovered when the snow melts in summer – brings new problems for those attempting to clean it up.

A vast majority of gathered data is "temporary" in nature and could be discarded as soon as the analysis is done.

(Namely the symmetrical shapes assumed on the ground by discarded tangerine peel, and seen ubiquitously in nature).