Sentence examples for populations of values from inspiring English sources

In the normal control sections the ratio of PSHr in epithelium:stroma was approximately 2.7 and this ratio was strongly decreased in dysplasias (1.6) and carcinoma-in-situ (1.5); the 3 populations of values had sufficient overlap to prevent this measurement being an effective discriminator.

In monitoring a minor geochemical element in groundwater or soils, a background population of values below the instrumental detection limit is frequently present.

The model includes two factors: (1) study group (fixed factor), each level of the study group factor had a different linear effect on the value of the dependent variable; (2) time as covariate, time was considered to be a random sample from a larger population of values, and the effect was not limited to the chosen times.

We tested this by conducting a t-test for each principal component, assuming that the population of values for that principal component from both Oldowan and Acheulean data were drawn from a distribution with the same mean (DF = 7, p<0.05 for all 18 principal components).

The grey polygons aid in visualising the population of values; the smaller the area of the polygon in the top left quadrant, the less disease progression.

For each replicate and condition, M-A scatterplots [where M = Log2 (reads plus/minus TAP treatment), and A = (log2 plus + log2 minus)/2] revealed a population of values that centred close to an M value of 0, corresponding to sites of processing and degradation, and another with higher M values, corresponding to transcription start sites.

Due to the community consensus plan materialized within the local conventions, farmers perceive the population of valued local species to be increasing, and they are eager to continue that trend by planting or protecting more trees each year.

Bimodally or multimodally expressed mRNA transcripts were defined as those transcripts for which two or more distinct populations of expression values were observed among a set of individuals.

Such population studies of wild populations, while of value and supporting the idea that some genetic exchange exists, bare little resemblance to our analysis, and do not report observations that we have made.

The standard error of strand interaction energy was calculated from the population variance of values of interaction energy of these enumerated configurations.

One potential tropical system wherein processes associated with ERH may prevail is in introduced populations of high-value tropical timber species in the pan-tropical Meliaceae family.