Sentence examples for normal pool from inspiring English sources

More than 2,000 people, 10 times the normal pool, were summoned for jury selection, although many of them have already phoned in with excuses.

Two pools (normal pool and mutant pool) were constructed by using equal amount of DNA of WT and F2 mutant with 10 individuals for each.

The simulation results show that the total leakage rate is estimated to be 5832.92 m3/d, under the operating conditions of a normal pool level, and no anti-seepage treatment.

Photos in this article come from the personal archive of Vali Carambol, and were all taken after the fall of communism in Romania in 1989, when normal pool tables and cameras were more available to Romanians.

The samples were sequenced as normal pool and cancer pool (not barcoded or multiplexed).

Statistical analysis comparing these CSF data sets showed that the neurologic surrogate-normal CSF pool had distinctive quantitative differences compared to the non-neurologic surrogate normal pool (22 proteins with p-value <0.01 by ANOVA; see Table S3).

This assay was monitored for reproducibility with positive controls (anti-rabies virus sera [(Office International des Epizooties, Agence Française de Sécurité Sanitaire des Aliments, Nancy, France)] and a pooled anti-EBLV-2 [inactivated RV628] serum from rabbits) and negative controls (normal pooled dog and normal pooled rabbit sera, Harlan, Loughborough, UK).

In order to validate or reject the microarray data and to ensure that the variability observed among samples was not technical we carried out a Taqman miRNA quantitative real-time PCR analysis of five miRNAs of three cervical carcinoma, six atypical dysplasia (CINIII, n = 3; CINI, n = 3) and 1 normal pooled samples.

Furthermore, to investigate the function of the protein C pathway, 0.58 nM recombinant thrombomodulin was added to the 1 pM TF measurements, sufficient to inhibit thrombin generation in platelet-poor normal pooled plasma by 50%.

Temperatures have fallen since the record high average in 1998 in part because the El Nino phenomenon, a warmer-than-normal pool of water in the eastern Pacific Ocean, has faded into the opposite La Nina condition with cooler-than-normal waters.

Normalized normal human pooled genomic DNAs (Promega, Madison, WI, USA) were used as reference DNAs.