Sentence examples for in enumeration of from inspiring English sources

Random sampling of antenatal clinics was not feasible in this setting because of difficulties in enumeration of these.

Inter-operator variability in enumeration of CTC at low cell counts can be considerable, but is also potentially avoidable by following simple guidance steps.

We also recommend that thickness studies should include assessment of uncertainty in thickness measurements and in enumeration of volume uncertainties, with application of the spline methodology providing an objective way of doing this.

It has been shown that while inter-operator variability in enumeration of CTC at low cell counts can be considerable; it can be ameliorated by following simple guidance steps.

This device is further tested by Desitter group in enumeration of CTCs from 23 cutaneous melanoma patients (CTCs does not express EpCAM) for the purpose of cytological analysis and analysis of genetic mutations.

Similarly, higher values of the enrichment (μ ≥ 0.5) will produce subgraphs that are primarily composed of the "query" vertices, whereas a very low value (μ ≤ 0.001) will result in enumeration of all the subgraphs that satisfy the γ threshold and contain at least one query vertex.

Since up to four customers can be visited in each route, the proposed model consists in the enumeration of all feasible routes and in the definition of a set-covering problem to select the subset of the generated routes that serves all customers at a minimum cost by the available vehicles.

In the enumeration of the bacteria in each replication, plates with the colonies were counted and their internal concentration mean was used to prevent any internal error.

The concordance between the genes in these seven clusters and seven of the immune sets as detected in the enumeration of the Uppsala data is available in Additional File 6.

The ill-adapted definition introduces some imprecision in the enumeration of the populations, especially in the Sahel department.

But it is noteworthy that unlike such contemporaries as Edward Reynolds (1640), Hobbes does not give self-love a prominent place in his enumeration of the passions either in the Elements of Law or the Leviathan (see Schmitter 2011).