The relatively easy deformation associated with the low modulus was attributed to minor sample crushing near its ends.
Furthermore, whether a dominant (sample A) or minor (sample C) group, gram-positive bacteria were detected by all three platforms with only minor variation between the three extraction methods.
Testing really only tells you that this one really minor sample, in this one batch, in one lot, came back negative.
Flow cytometric data was analysed using a template previously created during optimisations in Flow Jo software (Treestar, Oregon, US) as described previously [15] and as illustrated in Fig. S1, with minor sample specific modifications between experiments.
Comparison of community-based survey data with surveillance data suggests only minor sampling biases in the former that – except for a few countries - do not seriously distort inter-country comparability, despite large variations in participation rates across countries.
By varying the value of D, the PL intensity is measured relative to the distance, normalizing the data to the PL intensity collected from the excitation spot to account for local, minor sample disuniformities.
Besides the small number of studies, follow-up investigations of VEOS and EOS often have a minor sample size, as the incidence and prevalence of VEOS and EOS is very little.
Taking the ratio of fluorescence intensity at two emission wavelengths removed minor sample-to-sample variation in protein concentration and allowed calculation of the free energy of unfolding in the buffer in the absence of denaturant, Table 3 and Fig. 3.
As observed for the lavas, minor jaspilite samples exhibit deformation textures such as brecciation and/or calcite veining (Fig. 3f).
Assays were carried out using the Comet Assay system (Trevigen; Gaithersburg, MD, USA), according to the manufacturer's instructions with a minor modification: samples were treated with RNaseI and stained with propidium iodide.
