Impact of sample size of chopped corn on nutritive quality following ensiling was evaluated.
Input was normalized to 400 randomly chosen reads per sample per species to mitigate the impact of sample specific read length profiles.
We focus on an important aspect of this debate, the impact of sample sizes, by assessing sample sizes within sport and exercise psychology.
Differences in results obtained with the cow and sow data are discussed in terms of the impact of sample size and population size on sampling method.
Then, we compared four metabolite extraction methods Based on the number of metabolites extracted, their intensity and their coefficient of variation (%CV), the most reproducible protocol (one-step extraction with acetonitrile on lyophilized material) was chosen to further evaluate the impact of sample mass on method performance (3, 6, and 9 mg were essayed).
We examined the impact of sample size, allele frequency and effect size in presence of measurement error for quantitative traits.
To determine the impact of sample purification on cytotoxicity, the aforementioned three different nanoparticle populations (species A, B, and C) were evaluated.
METHODS:We evaluated the impact of sample heterogeneity on prognostic biomarkers and methods to mitigate any adverse effects of this heterogeneity in 240 cryopreserved bone marrow and peripheral blood specimens from AML patients enrolled on SWOG Southwest Oncology Groupp) trials.
Because of the possible impact of sample size on threshold value, a bootstrap analysis (1000 random samples with replacement) was performed to obtain a calculation of the optimal threshold of PCT and its 95%% confidence interval [13].
To further minimize the impact of sample heterogeneity and the analytical error of metal/Ca ratios, we report replicate measurements of metal/Ca ratios on re-picked G. ruber shells (Table 2).
In Figure 2 we studied the impact of sample size.
