According to this, the above-mentioned Neckar River samples also led to modified or even to lack of heartbeat of 48 hpf embryos (Figure 5).
The staff crisis at the time of sampling also lead to limited transferability, as only motivated nurses and staff being able to deal with work overload were accessible.
Adding the equal amount of mannitol (500 mg/dL) to the samples also led to a reduction of oxidative burst activity that was significant when using PMA, but not E. coli, as stimulus.
External effects such as magnetic relaxation of mu-metal shield or decay of viscous remanent magnetization of the tray or the sample can also lead to drifts in the system.
The reduction in sample size also led to reduced distance for gastric juice to penetrate in the carrot matrix and for dissolved solids to travel to the surface, thus improving the efficiency of mass transfer.
The mix of these variants occurring in our in-vivo sample, could also lead to slight variations in the preferences observed as compared to results of in-vitro studies.
This resulted in the reduction in significance of 154 associations (by at least 0.5 NLP value) as expected due to the reduced power in a smaller sample, but also led to the increase in significance of 76 associations, including detection of 45 novel associations, at P < 10-5.
Although sampling can also lead to errors if, for instance, the characteristics of the sample group differ from those of the population from which the sample is drawn the errors will be smaller and can be measured more precisely.That is why the Census Bureau's proposals have the broad support of America's statisticians.
Although it would be recommendable to study the Dutch ECBI norms in a larger sample, the differences between norms, as compared to the U.S. samples, may also lead to a reconsideration of the ECBI norms of normal functioning in the Dutch PCIT manual.
Outlier samples may also lead to differences in mutation signatures.
