Sentence examples for reproducible information from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, flavor panels are thought to produce reliable, reproducible information about subjective flavor experiences – allowing companies to figure out how their grapefruit seltzer compares with other grapefruit seltzers, for instance, or determine whether an ingredient change will cause a noticeable alteration to its taste.

Breast cancer radiomics, namely computer-assisted phenotype extraction, can quantify information from voxel-based MRI, providing reproducible information that may be imperceptible to the human eye.

To obtain reproducible information from PWD, the velocity scale was set between 10 and 60 cm per second, and a Doppler angle of insonation equal to or less than 60° was used.

This comparison indicated that handplotting provides reliable and reproducible information about RF size and location given that stable and fixed criteria are used.

Finding ways to reliably compare different microarray data sets is therefore important to obtain biologically sound and reproducible information from different datasets.

Several authors have proposed that cross-species microarray analysis can provide valid and reproducible information given that the species being analyzed is enough closely related to the species used to construct the array.

Provision of an exercise leaflet is an easy and reproducible way of GPs providing consistent information to patients.

We show that with appropriate quality control MethylCap-seq is a reliable tool, suitable for cohorts of hundreds of patients, that provides reproducible methylation information on a feature by feature basis as well as information about the global level of methylation.

(See physiology.) A biochemical or molecular biological definition sees living organisms as systems that contain reproducible hereditary information coded in nucleic acid molecules and that metabolize by controlling the rate of chemical reactions using the proteinaceous catalysts known as enzymes.

This reproducible, quantitative information is not available with standard elastography.

These tests provide reproducible, quantitative information about a patient's current status and about the prognosis [ 3, 4].