Sentence examples for experimental variability from inspiring English sources

Second, simulated data cannot capture true experimental variability and will always be less complex than real data7.

Our evaluation suggests that experimental variability is small.

As previously mentioned, simulated data are not capable of fully capturing true experimental variability and should only be used to complement real gold standard data.

Unfortunately, the greater experimental variability in the H1N1 strains weakened these constraints and likely caused the larger number of correlations and the wider posterior distributions for certain parameters.

Simulated data cannot be used as a gold standard because it will always be less complex than real data and fails to capture true experimental variability.

The proposed model is capable of describing 96% of the observed experimental variability.

In that manner, the uncontrolled experimental variability induced by side-reactions occurring antagonistically is reduced.

Fourth, detrimental experimental variability associated with erratic islet culture quality is overcome through optimization of isolation, dispersion, plating and culture parameters.

... Our results indicated that most of the experimental variability could be matched by varying conductance densities, which we confirmed with additional partial block experiments.

An average calibration method is presented to take into account the experimental variability.

This could be because the two H1N1 virus infections progressed more slowly, involved fewer virions, such that the infection kinetics could be more susceptible to small, stochastic effects, resulting in larger experimental variability.