Sentence examples for in one particular sample from inspiring English sources
The weighted mean values of the activity concentrations of the radionuclides 238U, 232Th and 40K in one particular sample (sample 228) were, respectively, found to be 213.9±1.4, 4.55±0.11 and 111.4±3.6 Bq/kg, which compare with the worldwide weighted mean values in soil samples, 33, 45 and 420 Bq/kg, respectively.
However, it is plausible to assume that such PCR artifacts (if they exist) lead to OTUs that are at best abundant in one particular sample or individual, but not spread as identical OTUs among individuals.
The purpose of normalization is to prevent the expression levels in one particular sample from dominating the average expression levels across samples [ 14]. (This normalization is not to be confused with dye normalization, which is performed in an earlier stage of data processing).
The other larger samples showed more complex aggregation behavior, which produced: (1) a widely variable As V) adsorption behavior with no clear predictable pattern among samples; and (2) a large decrease of the As V) adsorption maxima with increasing solids concentration imposed in the experimental set-up for any one particular sample.
In Figure 7, the result of this segmentation is shown for one particular sample and two different chromosomes.
Tissue/organ-specific genes are those that are expressed only in one particular tissue/organ sample.
In order to get an estimate of the levels and distribution of individual values of GPX activity in the blood of ewes in one particular sheep flock, blood samples were also collected from 121 two-five year old ewes on a sheep farm (referred to in the text as farm A) in an area where scrapie has never been diagnosed (green, Fig. 1).
The reduction in sCV that occurs when the sampling density in one particular area of descriptor space is high is reflected in a reduction in the error that each individual prediction contributes to the PRESS.
We employed RP to identify genes preferentially expressed in one particular tissue compared to the other sampled tissues, i.e. the "rest of the plant" (Additional file 1).
This paper has shown, albeit with a very limited sample of students in one particular context, that Japanese students do have a capacity for critical thinking in their own language.
