Sentence examples for sample alleviating from inspiring English sources

Sample preparation based on IR-assisted digestion provides a rapid and inexpensive alternative to other conventional techniques for the analysis of complex samples and is able to accommodate relatively large masses of sample, alleviating potential homogeneity issues as well as enhancing detection power.

The drqPCR is a universal strategy for estimation of ratios directly in the sample, alleviating the need for control samples and therefore ideal for analysis of unpaired samples.

Second, it fills this substantial gap using well designed, large, nationally representative samples, alleviating sampling bias and other methodological concerns.

The fact that the Midwestern sample retained the significance levels observed among the much larger southern sample alleviates any concern that sample size is driving significance.

The use of paired samples alleviate the bias associated with interindividual variation; for example, comparison of expression profile of tumours prior to and following systemic chemotherapy allowed the identification of differentially expressed genes correlated with chemoresistance in ovarian carcinomas.

In fact, increasing the proportion of control individuals in the 'case and control' samples alleviates the effects of non-randomness of the samples.

Most artifacts caused by a high concentration of salts in the sample were alleviated.

Unwanted proteolysis of the recombinant sample was alleviated by removing the N-terminal 65 amino acids that are predicted to be largely unstructured.

In addition, our sub-sample analysis alleviates the concern that public pension ownership may be a proxy for ATPs.

By allowing a substantial within-group variation of ATPs, this sub-sample approach alleviates the concern that industry competition might be a proxy for ATPs.

In this paper, post-deposition treatments such as thermal oxidation and polymethyl methacrylate sealing were applied to CrTiAlN coated samples to alleviate the detrimental effects of coating defects on the performance against corrosion.