Sentence examples for erroneous sample from inspiring English sources

To reduce erroneous sample assignment due to sequencing error, all barcodes differ by at least two nucleotides.

We performed a systematic analysis to examine the possibility of artifacts or sequencing errors associated with molecular barcoding that may lead to erroneous sample assignment (chimeras) and misdiagnosis.

The analysis of 45 datasets (including 4913 patients) revealed that erroneous sample annotation, affecting 40%% of the analyzed datasets, may be a more widespread phenomenon than previously thought.

A total of 96 (2.2%) incongruous or obviously erroneous sample concentrations [most of these are trailing LLOQs (58 of 96)] and were subsequently excluded from the analyses.

Erroneous sample identification and mistaken sample handling can stay hidden for many years compromising results; this problem has plagued researchers that work with cell culture for years [ 6, 7].

As the samples used for vitamin C analysis were pretreated with the metal chelator DES and synthetic antioxidant BHT to prevent erroneous sample oxidation during storage, these high concentrations are unlikely to be wholly attributable to erroneous oxidation during storage or sample processing.

The response time, the variation of the line parameters, the fault inception angle, the presence of erroneous samples and the mutual coupling are considered in the study.

In fact, A/Leningrad/54/1, which has an erroneous sampling date of 1954, is actually a reassortant vaccine with segments isolated in 1934 and 1977 [16], [17], [18].

We believe this is due either to the erroneous sampling of more than one individual per tube during DNA extraction or to the presence of fertilized eggs (which therefore may have received different alleles from the father) extracted along with female individuals.

The 38 samples used in Dettling and Buhlmann [ 10] consists none of the above 7 erroneous samples.

The tests are for both verification of errors according to the SAM specification, and for assigning scores relating to the biological implausibility of structurally valid, dubious reads that relate to putative erroneous samples.