Sentence examples for inaccurate spot from inspiring English sources
Three other labs missed to detect the response due to inaccurate spot counting, specifically in the medium control wells.
Thirteen laboratories missed to detect the response, one of which due to high reactivity against medium, and one due to inaccurate spot counting.
To measure the gene expression level reflected by the amount of a particular RNA molecule, simply tally up the number of sequence reads corresponding to that RNA molecule rather measuring an inaccurate fluorescent spot and trying to control for all sorts of experimental variation.
But the page administrators say they have let most critical comments stand uncensored, stepping in only when they spot inaccurate information and to delete posts with foul language.
But the tests are infrequently administered in the developing world, and even in the U.S. they are notoriously inaccurate, failing to spot infected cervical cells 25% of the time.
As Burnham told Obama: "[He] may be guilty of an on-the-spot inaccurate statement, and a lack of knowledge of international travel, but he is no hardened criminal.
For those unfamiliar, AllTrails was founded about two years ago, with the focus on solving the problem of the incomplete and inaccurate data about spots for outdoors activities.
If the matching of spots is inaccurate conclusions about their differential expression cannot be drawn.
The kinetochore example demonstrates two undesirable outcomes from deconvolution: (1) fluorophores are misplaced (inaccurate localization of green spots), and (2) noise is identified as signal (deconvolution of green background noise to produce artificial fluorescent clusters).
However, this is inaccurate, as the Great Red Spot is, in fact, the inverse phenomenon, an anticyclone.
It has been reported recently that conventional methods for measuring the contrast ratio of display devices using small dark spots can provide inaccurate data if flare in lenses and other optical components is not taken into account.
