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Log2−transformation of all FPKM values allows datasets to be more normally distributed, lending greater accuracy to summary statistics while drastically reducing the number of outliers.

Its motions lend "unparalleled accuracy and realism, since they do not depend on computational simplifications to get natural motions.

Theoretical physicist Kip Thorne of Cal Tech had been onboard to lend scientific accuracy during the making of this film.

Incorporating assays with donor-derived non-malignant breast cell models into the design of future breast carcinogen identification approaches could add an important dimension in assessing the biologically relevant range of concentrations, and thereby lend greater accuracy to chemical screening data.

Next, the manipulators' dexterity is defined as the architecture's ability to lend stiffness and accuracy to the machine tool.

The alignment of our CAU and AA study cohorts with CEPH and YRI populations previously identified by the HapMap study once again lends credence to accuracy of ethnic identification in the present study.

Reports on different aspects of this issue, come from study designs which do not automatically lend themselves to accuracy or detail.

The results are in very good agreement, thus lending confidence to the accuracy of the present results.

The manually generated perfusion dose response data are in fairly good agreement with automated data, lending credibility to the accuracy of the automated methods.

Meanwhile, Ameriquest disclosed in a regulatory filing in February that authorities in 25 states had raised questions about its lending practices, including the accuracy of its appraisals and how loan terms were described in spoken statements to borrowers.

The bomb was unstable in flight but sufficiently accurate for its purpose, and it was soon replaced by a teardrop-shaped bomb with fins at the rear, which lent greater stability and accuracy.