Sentence examples for impacting on the sample from inspiring English sources

All trials were conducted following the same procedure as trial A. The mechanical force generated by beads impacting on the sample was approximately 0.1 N, which is comparable to the maximum force present in the human stomach.

The technical success rate obtained on the remaining 43 commercial samples (DNA extraction failed from one sample) was lower (70%); this was probably due to a poor formalin fixation of this specific FFPE sample series, therefore impacting on the sample quality.

Finally, we acknowledge that the language the interviews were conducted in (English) and the gender and ethnicity of the interviewer (white European and female) are likely to have impacted on the participant sample recruited.

To ensure the greatest impact of the sample on the Q factor, we must design the actuator so that depolarization effects are kept to a minimum, thus maintaining a high electric field within the sample.

Regarding the impact of the sample size on the estimated values of the parameters, a simulation study is conducted in which we generate GEW data considering (α,λ,β,a)=(0.895137,0.000026,9.792369,23.609396) as the true parameter values.

27 Fathers who were unemployed or had died before the child's birth, were treated as missing, which was previously shown to not impact on the representativeness of the sample.

Our analysis, which considers gene list ranking with respect to various physiological phenotypes, shows that the impact of the sample size depends on the type of classification.

It is worth noting that non-responders can impact significantly on the sample size when interpreting percentages and this could lead to misleading oscillatory movements as suggested by Scheibe et al.[ 16].

A ball makes the controlled impacts on the sample surface, moved precisely by digitally controlled drives, during treatment.

Reducing the cutoff to define episodes of either type had an impact on the sample size, and total number of episodes, for both cohorts.

Moving further down along the PC1 axis, PU3 data (squares) clustered together indicating that light does have an impact on the sample even after a 24 h exposure.