Sentence examples for replication approach from inspiring English sources
By using a discovery and replication approach we have identified and replicated DNAJB1 as a potential gene important in the insulin resistance of PCOS.
An additional 89 AA subjects from the Grady Trauma Project (GTP) were also examined using a proxy-phenotype replication approach.
As we note, the same replication approach could be applied to papers that are consistent with the expert consensus on human-caused global warming, and undoubtedly some methodological errors would be uncovered.
In this paper, we present a low-cost rapid replication approach to fabricate ZnO and Al-doped ZnO Transparent Conductive Oxide electrode structures using both hard UV curable polyurethane acrylate and soft thermal curable polydimethylsiloxane moulds.
Therefore, very likely, the optics will instead operate in extreme thermal conditions, with the mirror temperature oscillating between −30 and −40 °C, that tends to exclude the epoxy replication approach (the mismatch between the CTE of the substrate and that of the resin would cause prohibitively large deformations of the mirror surface profiles).
The replication approach vary with the types of nodes and their characteristics as shown in Table 1.
Notably, we successfully replicated all four previously reported UGT1A1 variants from GWAS of serum bilirubin in European- or East-Asian-ancestry populations using either the direct or local replication approaches in our African American study (Table 2).
In these replication approaches, major aspects of the experimental conditions are (systematically) varied, such as rearing and housing environments, gender and age of the animal, and the exact testing conditions that may have an impact on the generalizability of findings originating from an animal model (see above).
The proposed approach is named CHARON Convergent Hybrid-replication Approach to Routing in Opportunistic Networks [6].
This paper discusses the issues related with the design and test of opportunistic architectures, and presents one possible solution CHARON (Convergent Hybrid-replication Approach to Routing in Opportunistic Networks).
Thus, in order to balance the competing Type I and II error rates, we focused our analysis on a well-accepted and recommended discovery-replication approach (Jia et al. 2011), running the replication in one of the largest samples of its kind (the CAGES).
