Sentence examples for from technical factors from inspiring English sources

But aside from technical factors, the rate of degeneration is controlled by economic forces that can be subsumed under rate of market acceptance and ease of competitive entry.

As such, the 'reference group' is used to assess the inherent variability resulting from technical factors alone (technological variation).

The lack of correlative findings within the temporal lobe may arise from technical factors associated with the proton MRS acquisition.

Aside from technical factors discussed above, the selection of SSR markers to create PCR duplexes in switchgrass also integrated information of marker map position, allele-length range, genotyping quality, and polymorphism.

It is therefore important for clinicians to know which factors, apart from technical factors, could possibly have an influence on the outcome after TKA or THA to improve their decision making and recommendations to patients opting for TKA or THA.

Moreover, one of the 11 genes and the only miRNA differentially expressed between Chinese and Caucasian samples were significantly affected by storage time before freezing, indicating that a fraction of the observed differences derived from technical factors.

Heterogeneity of clonal microbial cultures may result from several distinct sources, either from internal biological origins, such as mutations, cell cycle decisions and age distribution, or from 'external' technical factors (Avery [2006]; Müller et al. [2010]).

Apart from the technical factors, there are also clinical entities that interfere with the reliability of PAWP in reflecting LAP accurately.

Overall, approximately half of the observed variance in the evolution rates seems to result from purely technical factors (sampling deviation and distance calculation errors), limiting our ability to detect deviating groups of genes even when the nontechnical component of the deviation is caused by the same biological factors.

From the available data, it is not easy to tease out the biological/host factors that result in within-subject variations, from laboratory and technical factors that can result in variations.

The stringent criteria of FISH signal assessment were applied to avoid overestimation of hyperdiploidy, which may result from cellular and technical factors (reviewed in Eastmond et al, 1995).