Sentence examples for persistent sampling from inspiring English sources

This feature was found to be less distinct for PHF6 peptides, consistent with the persistent sampling of random coil and bend structures.

Since this observation is somewhat limited by the small number of isolates analyzed, persistent sampling from different parts of Taiwan and further molecular studies of such isolates are required to clarify this phenomenon.

One approach is to record experimental image series (time series) from which the effects of time-varying distortions and persistent sample information can be separated.

By contrast, among the CM persistent sample group, none were <20 years of age and two (22%) were over 40 years of age.

Post-operative hs-CRP responses to surgery were modelled as change scores, subtracting the baseline hs-CRP value from the post-operative value (for both the early and persistent samples); larger change scores indicate a greater response from baseline to follow-up.

7 When we added even stricter criteria for persistence a fail on two occasions (B/B, B/C2) three months apart before randomisation a sensitivity analysis on the more persistent sample showed no difference on the tympanometric outcomes at one and three months.

In the CM non-persistent sample group, seven (47%) patients were <20 years of age and none were over 40 years of age.

Subject characteristics of the non-persistent and persistent CM samples are presented in Table 1 and differed with respect to maternal age.

In addition, to measure gene expression during behavior, one has to be very lucky (or persistent) to sample just the right tissue at just the right moment, given the rapid time course of gene expression.

This ultimately led to the modification of toxins proportions in field-persistent Bti (Cry toxins became the most abundant toxins while it is Cyt toxin in commercial Bti), as shown in leaf litters containing persistent Bti sampled in mosquito breeding sites several months after a treatment [ 11].

We examined the P400 response to gaze shift (toward versus away) after removing from the ASD group those infants who did not meet ADOS clinical cut-off criteria at the age of 2, leaving nine infants in the "early and persistent ASD" sample.