Sentence examples for one residual from inspiring English sources

If at least one residual ribosomal RNA peak was visible on the electropherogram (RNA quality criterion) and sufficient numbers of tumour cells were present in the selected sections (histopathological criterion), laser capture microdissection (LCM) of tumour cells was carried out.

These curves capture the initial downward trend of the data better than the straight lines previously determined, but on the whole this model fits the data less well than the linear one (residual standard errors equal to 0.051 and 0.079 for C. albicans and C. dubliniensis, respectively).

The one residual weak point in this scenario is that margin debt was not totally neutralized in the April correction.

After the supercritical fluid fractionation, four fractions were collected, three separated fraction (SF) from the separator (after 30, 60 and 120 min of fractionation) and one residual fraction (RF) from the bottom of column (after 120 min).

The textbook multigrid efficiency (TME), which is the optimal efficiency of a multigrid method, is achieved if accurate solutions of the governing equations are obtained with the total computational work that is a small (less than 10) multiple of the operation count in one residual evaluation.

(One residual problem, that such observations do not quite address, concerns the status of cross-categorial sums.

where and are the Fourier descriptors of the unknown symbol and the training one, residuals of the angular-radial, wavelet and Fourier transforms: (9).

Panel B shows that the level one residuals were relatively homoscedastic over age and that there was little evidence of systematic fitting of curves that were too high or too low at any given age, perhaps with the exception of fitting too low at birth (causing positive level one residuals) and too high at age 1 month (causing negative level one residuals).

The between-child differences are called "level two residuals" and the within-child differences over age are called "level one residuals" by some researchers.

A relatively simple example has been used for demonstrative purposes; the model could be developed to account for secular trends, neonatal weight loss, more than one inflection point for some infants, possible complex level one variation (e.g., explicitly model the level one residuals as a function of age, sex, or some other variable), and possible autocorrelation of level one residuals.

Although there is a tendency to assess model fit using statistics summarizing the level one residuals in the whole sample, it is possible to use the level one residuals to compute the RSD of each child's estimated growth curve to identify those that did not provide a good fit for that child's observed data (Wen et al., 2012).