Sentence examples for exclude problematic from inspiring English sources
The ratio was well preserved through the initial amplification and after post-processing filtering to exclude problematic sequences and to trim error-prone ends.
We implemented an anatomically guided sampling strategy to selectively exclude problematic sampling points from image reconstruction, illustrated in Fig. 2.
All microarray scans were subjected to standard quality control measures, as detailed in the methods section, in order to exclude problematic samples.
Quality controls were applied to the data obtained from each OA community separately to exclude problematic samples and single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs).
Likewise, we excluded problematic plants that may be descended from a crop but could also be descended from a close wild relative of the crop.
Approaches to reducing systematic errors by excluding problematic data, which often include fast-evolving or saturated sites, also have been suggested for plastid genome analyses [ 20, 41, 80, 110, 122].
The new array data presented here as well as the previous Stanford arrays were quality controlled to manually flag and exclude apparent problematic spots.
Given that I found, as described in the previous section, that the cullins of both some fungal groups and some bikont groups are highly divergent, I decided to exclude those problematic sequences and focus the analyses on a more limited dataset.
Both studies used a Portuguese-language version of the SWBQ, and both concluded that a model which excluded three problematic items offered the best fit to the data.
Although the EAL writers in the present study have demonstrated their awareness of the SoP's general genre features without formal SoP writing instruction, we should keep in mind that the study's data selection process excluded most "problematic" SoPs.
To make our dataset more conservative, we further excluded potentially problematic orthologs such as those with short sequence lengths and those involved in horizontal gene transfer (HGT).
