Sentence examples for observed identification from inspiring English sources

The observed identification rate increases with additional sequencing but is partly determined by the non-random nature of biological sequences and the highly skewed distribution of transcript abundances.

The extent to which the observed identification of Aboriginal status in the HMDC underestimates the revised best estimate derived from additional criteria is ((observed count/revised estimate -1) × 100%).

This suggests that further mechanisms most likely contribute to the differences in observed identification rates such as general differences in fragmentation patterns due to changes in chemical properties induced by derivatization and possibly also an inherent effect of large modifications on search engine algorithm scoring processes.

It has been observed that identification of liver toxicity can indeed be achieved by in vitro metabolomics using the HepG2 liver cell line.

In the early days of environmental management accounting Epstein (1996) observed "…careful identification and tracking of all environmental costs have often produced totals that are four or five times the estimates" (p. 12).

To see if the latter deficiency could be improved, we tested a patient with long standing chronic spatial neglect on three separate days and observed improved identification times for left sided, high probability, targets.

By comparing the results of Tmask with a single-date algorithm (Fmask) for multitemporal Landsat images located at Path 12 Row 31, significant improvements are observed for identification of clouds, cloud shadows, and snow.

On all OCT scans, similar image characteristics were observed and identification of the cartilage layer and the transitional zone between articular cartilage and subchondral bone was achieved.

A learning phase for biopsy of internal mammary chain nodes was observed: the identification rate was 70% in the first 30 procedures and 84% in the following procedures.

Thus, PM-identified patients had a significantly higher mortality compared to non-selected patients (OR = 5.47, CI 3.56 to 8.42, p < .001), whereas no statistically significant association with mortality was observed for identification by PCPs (OR = 0.97; CI 0.36 to 2.62, p = .946).946

The use of a longer monolith improves peptide separation, as reflected by higher peak capacity, and also increases protein identification, as observed from higher identification scores and a larger number of identified peptides.