Sentence examples for enlarged samples from inspiring English sources

The second and third regressions are based on enlarged samples.

We consider that the nonsignificant result observed in the enlarged samples may be due to the small sample size.

We subsequently detected the expression of RSK4 by immunohistochemistry in enlarged samples of normal renal tissues and RCCs, and indeed found that RSK4 was overexpressed in RCCs (P=0.003).

As argued recently, however, tiny effects are increasingly discovered in genome-wide association studies with the help of enlarged samples, but whether tiny effects are of great interest remains unclear [51], [52].

The aim of SNP@Evolution is to provide genome wide signals of positive selection on human being, to generate fine scale traces of natural selection in enlarged samples is a long term goal in our research and computation.

We confirmed, within a substantially enlarged sample, that the frequency of autoimmune-related HLA genotypes was decreased with a concomitant increase in nonautoimmune-related genotypes in children with DSD compared with age-matched children with type 1 diabetes.

Although revealed by this study that the anti-HBs at 1 month is sensitive and early indicator for HBV infection, enlarged sample size is needed to confirm if this indicator could be a diagnostic marker which can be acceptable used in clinic care.

Therefore, SE researchers are tempted to explore alternative sources typically available on the Web for enlarging samples' size, such as social networks (de Mello and Travassos 2013; Joorabchi et al. 2013).

Although SE doesn't have yet specialized and widely adequate sources of sampling for subjects recruitment, we assert that it is possible to reduce the population bias and enlarge samples in SE surveys whether a systematic recruitment is planed over a professional social network and its results are analyzed through probabilistic sampling methods.

At present, the 20 deep divergences in Bavarian geometrids are being addressed by a multivariate analysis including large-scale dissecting, enlarging sample-size with data connected with reliable ecological traits (e.g. natural host-plants), and sequencing additional markers.

To enlarge sampling of flanking bases we employed the LES technique (40, 57– 59) in AMBER-7.0 (72).