Sentence examples for replicate evaluation from inspiring English sources

To assess the reproducibility of our multiplex assay, we subjected it to replicate evaluation using samples from the Stanford Rheumatic Disease Registry.

The slightly higher values compared to the previously reported ones (Cheng et al. 2007a; Huang et al. 2016; Wang et al. 2014; Xie et al. 2013) can be explained by the moderate phenotyping intensity and the augmented design used in our study with unreplicated evaluation of hybrids but replicated evaluation of line varieties.

Phenotyping strategies based on CSSL populations present the advantage of a relatively small number of lines to evaluate, with the possibility of replicating evaluations over space and time.

Organometallics were eliminated and replicated evaluations [30] were resolved by majority rule of their reliable titrations.

Still, more AN-R than AN-BP patients were included and it would be interesting to replicate DCPR evaluation also in other ED Centres and with a comparison group.

This study replicates the evaluation of an early truancy intervention using a Regression Discontinuity Design.

A total of 26 crosses along with four commercial hybrid checks were selected and planted in two replicates for evaluation during the dry season of 2010.

Many studies failed to describe clearly how they measured and valued costs and did not provide details on type and quantities of resources and their price, which limits the possibility of replicating the evaluation in other settings.

We demonstrate that if the number of biological replicates and the number of technical replicates per biological sample are variable, while the total number of available measures is fixed, then the optimal allocation of replicates for measurement evaluation experiments requires two technical replicates for each biological replicate.

In conclusion, the French version of the PSYRATS partially replicates previous evaluations of the scale in English or German.

As testimony to the skillful and faithful implementation of the coping skills curriculum, this intervention had a significant positive effect on the depressive symptoms of victimized adolescents (though not on their aggression), conceptually replicating previous evaluations of the curriculum's beneficial effects on emotional coping (e.g., Frydenberg et al., 2004).