Sentence examples for other sample groups from inspiring English sources

The average temperature for the other sample groups was best predicted by the BP model.

The improvement in hydrophilicity and mechanical strength of the bio-nanocomposite mesh with 20 wt% chitosan embedded, was the desired avenue for adhesion, proliferation and maturation of osteoblast cells as compared to other sample groups and pure PA-6,6 fibrous mat.

Other sample groups with identical NRS scores may therefore show varying results.

The analysis did not result in any interactions or redundancies in case of the other sample groups.

The mean age of the meniscal donors used in this study was significantly older than all other sample groups (P < 0.006 for all analyses).

The median Kolmogorov value for the four self-self hybridizations (Normal sample, unamplified vs. unamplified) was 0.025 and the median Kolmogorov values within the other sample groups were similarly low.

With exception for the samples directly treated with Duraphat, no measurable acquisition of structurally bound fluoride was observed in any other sample group.

In addition, the high number of adenoma samples (n = 16) compared to the other sample group numbers (n = 8) in the discovery cohort may explain why we observed statistically significant alterations in miR-150 and miR-923 in the initial analysis (Table  2) but not in the validation cohort (Table  3).

In the case of calcium (p = 0.004), higher values occurred in the 'all other samples' group and reflect the normal high level of calcium in leaves and fruits.

In order to guarantee comparability with normative data and other samples, group comparisons regarding the FLZM total scores are presented as mean with standard deviation, otherwise medians with interquartile ranges (IQR) are presented.

Other sampled Bantu groups from southern Angola that are not as cattle dependent as the Kuvale exhibit much lower levels of Khoe-San lineage assimilation, suggesting that most gene flow occurred between the herding Khoe peoples and the herding Bantu, probably due to the similarity of their social organization.