Sentence examples for quantification rate from inspiring English sources

In total, 28 536 of these peptides could be quantified, which corresponds to a quantification rate of 84.8%.

Therefore, despite being not directly related to the quantification process, peptide identification has a strong impact on the quantification rate.

In qPCR assays performed on non-amplified GI-ME-N and LAN-5 cDNAs the quantification rates were 384 and 357 T-UCRs, respectively, whereas upon amplification the quantification rate increased on average of 12% (up to 438 and 423 T-UCRs in GI-ME-N and LAN-5, respectively).

All three DEHP metabolites as well as the PFAAs had relatively high quantification rates.

3) We adopted a novel strategy to prepare the tissue-specific cDNA libraries that relies on linear amplification of mRNAs, minimizing the quantification error rate due to limited starting material, providing high-quality transcriptome and 3'end data in the same experiment [ 37]; and 4) replaced the microarray step with Next Generation sequencing (Illumina HiSeq) to improve data resolution.

The first two sections present the quantification of rate increase, both in extent (proportion of the genome affected) and in degree in Ciona (see Ciona: C. savignyi and C. intestinalis Diverged from Each Other 180 Ma) and Oikopleura (see O. dioica: A Very Fast Evolver).

Efforts to document dynamic equilibrium in active orogens require quantification of rates over time intervals significantly exceeding the scale of these millennial fluctuations in rate.

a Two consecutive slices from a study of a 73-year-old male patient with a working diagnosis of a dopaminergic degenerative disorder (Lewy body dementia) are found to be abnormal using all BRASS quantification and rated normal in all but the calibrated ACSC reconstruction using Southampton quantification.

The combined positive and negative FDG-PET/CT and hTERT mRNA quantification detection rates were 94.4%and5.6%6%, respectively (Fig. S3).

Although this assay allowed quantification of rates of formation of living cells with DSBs (Pennington and Rosenberg, 2007), it could not determine the numbers of DSBs per cell.

The coefficient of variation (σr) was used as a quantification of the rate variation among branches (σr > 0.2 was considered as significant rate variation among branches) (Table 1).