Sentence examples for reliable pool from inspiring English sources

Finding a reliable pool of these folks is the game".

A reliable pool of 'healthy' and 'sick' animals is required.

Such a high incompleteness in genotype data will undoubtedly make genetic analyses difficult and less reliable (Pool et al. 2010; Nielsen et al. 2011; Crawford and Lazzaro 2012).

Assuming that rare variants are more likely to be damaging, we designed a phylogeny-based prioritization workflow to obtain a reliable pool of candidate variants for further investigations.

Despite these limitations, our study still provides a new insight into the synergism of miRNAs in cardiac aging and offers a more reliable pool of multi-layer aging signatures for further experimental validation.

Hence, the simultaneous recognition of any variant with respect to rCRS (Andrews et al. 1999), RSRS (Behar et al. 2012) and MHCS was designed as the first step of the prioritization process to obtain a reliable pool of candidate variants, which may warrant further investigations.

Strict standardisation will ultimately allow reliable pooling of the FDG-PET/CT imaging data from all participating centres.

In addition, the overall odds ratios (OR) for re-admission and in-hospital complications were robust in all terms of the sensitivity analysis, indicating reliable pooled results.

In our study, we chose IHC because most studies used this method to detect the expression of syndecan-1, and hence we could obtain a large sample size, which would lead to more reliable pooled results.

In fact, that dichotomy has existed for years, Henwood said, and doesn't necessarily yield an open, reliable data pool on which to base future suborbital flight decisions.

To allow comparison between different studies and their outcomes, it is essential that animal models, fixation devices, surgical procedures and methods of taking measurements are well standardized to produce reliable data pools and act as a base for further directions to orthopaedic and tissue engineering developments, specifically translation into the clinic.