Sentence examples for reduced amount of samples from inspiring English sources

Results: Due to the large number of variables, the reduced amount of samples and the high degree of noise, complex prediction methods are highly exposed to performance degradation despite the use of cross-validation techniques.

SIC has established itself as an important experimental technique for the measurement of the B22 with comparable results and several advantages over the more established SLS methodology, including reduced amounts of sample and shorter experimental times.

Microfluidic devices are receiving an increasing attention from scientific community and commercial sphere especially due to their potential to be low-cost, portable and practical handy analytical devices requiring extremely low volumes of samples and producing reduced amount of waste.

Reduced amount of E7-mRNA yielded reduced amount of the E7 protein in knockdown samples, compared with control samples.

Markedly reduced amounts of nebulin in muscle samples from patients homozygous for exon 55 deletions have been reported previously [ 36].

The PCR conditions used were such that the amount of PCR product was proportional to the amount of the mtDNA present in the sample, as indicated by the amount of PCR product detected in each sample correlating with its absorbance measured at 260 nm and that sample dilution resulted in appropriately reduced amounts of PCR product.

This severely reduced the amount of samples that could be studied in the available amount of time.

This greatly reduces the amount of samples that need to be run with BSAS compared to pyrosequencing or Sanger.

DELFIA technology can be useful for the CTHRC1 and NFE2L3 detection because it offers high sensitivity, wide dynamic range, stability, possibility of multiplexing, and reducing the amount of samples.

It was found that a flow resistance of 1.0 × 1011 m−2 reduced the amount of sample diverging into the flow distributor by a factor of 10.

The SARS microarray improved the sensitivity of the assay 50-fold over the ELISA and dramatically reduced the amount of sample required.