Sentence examples for procedure retained from inspiring English sources

The subcloning procedure retained an efficiency of 20%.

Here, with an initial number of p = 220 metabolites, the procedure retained a final number of p = 201 metabolites.

This procedure retained the structure between all other knockdowns (including covariates) and all three phenotypes, and thereby randomized only the marginal effects after conditioning on covariates.

The backward elimination procedure retained CT-response as a prognostic factor (hazard ratio 0.59 (0.39–0.91) for responding patients, p = 0.017, chi test).

The regression coefficients from the backwards elimination regression of WQL on the covariates are shown in column 2. The procedure retained baseline QOL and the dummy variable representing age ≥ 60.

Notably, Ptgs1/Ptgs2 −/− cells formed spontaneously regressing tumors in WT mice in contrast to a COX-sufficient control clone which, despite having undergone the CRISPR/Cas9-mediated targeting procedure, retained COX-1 and COX-2 expression and grew similarly to the parental cells.

This hybrid reconstruction procedure retains the unlimited high-order k-exact reconstruction for cells in which the solution is fully resolved and reverts to the limited lower-order counterpart for cells with under-resolved/discontinuous solution content.

The resulting interpolation procedure retains the formal accuracy of the advection scheme and offers such attractive computational properties as preservation of a sign or monotonicity of the interpolated variable.

Unfortunately, Italian criminal procedure retains this sad inheritance from an era of tyranny, which is unreconcilable with respect for the human personality * * *. 'In criminal procedure as we see it applied, the accused is still an inert object at the mercy of the inquisitor's violence.

This is so because such a procedure retains regressors based on the use of sample estimates of the true model weights.

The inversion of this matrix was therefore finally performed using a truncated singular value decomposition (TSVD) procedure, retaining only 750 degrees of freedom.