Sentence examples for expected references from inspiring English sources

I expected references to organisms from the Cambrian because it was at this time that body structures were being "tinkered" with.

The detection of abnormal events necessitates the calculation of expected references, previously called historical thresholds.

To define the expected references, 2 historical databases were built by using data extracted from the laboratory information management systems of the 4 university hospitals of Marseille.

The expected reference values of relative permittivity of undamaged deck concrete was 8.4, based on Eq. (8).

Finally, the trade-off between the three SAR image quality parameters is achieved considering the expected reference values ϕ i,0.

When the starting withdrawal speed v is larger than the expected reference v of 1 mm/s, a subsequent decelerated withdrawal process is necessary, and v should go down to cross 1 mm/s.

In a study of 18 Alzheimer cases and 19 controls there was a statistically significant difference reported for the T10652 expected reference signal (p<0.05), although it was not specified if it was the C allele substitution [65].

To our surprise, Prom+ genes showed an inverse trend; proximal promoters were found to be more central than expected (reference set, n = 2219) in the case of degree centrality (WMW, P = 0.009), ASPL (WMW, P = 0.004), and EVC (WMW, P = 0.008) (Figure 1, Table S5, Table S6).

Resequencing of 240 probes (15% of total) identified 7 probes that failed to match to the expected reference sequences.

The production of HRQoL community norms is important because they provide expected reference values to evaluate groups or individuals' HRQoL.

Alternatively, it is conceivable that these reads contain contaminants and therefore do not map to the expected reference sequence.