Sentence examples for sample and lead from inspiring English sources

Linkage regions should show higher lod scores than in the total sample and lead from phenotype subgroups to a genotypic dissection.

Thus, if present, this bias would artificially lower smoking and snuff use rates in our case sample and lead to a spurious inverse relation between both smoking and snuff use and acoustic neuroma.

Instead, we removed entire samples from the analysis when more than 3 of their somatic SNP candidates overlapped with known polymorphisms because such samples would be suggestive of cross-contamination with another sample, and lead to false mutation calls (see Materials and methods, Variant calling section, (3) Germline polymorphisms and back mutations).

However, the change of concentration has a significant influence on the behaviour of this sample and leads to an increase of viscosity and modifies the material from being Newtonian to a non-Newtonian one.

On the other hand, the decomposition and reformation of the SEI layer will also lead to the increase in capacity [51], but the central aspect is that the introduction of oxygen vacancies in the materials, which will provide more physical space for Li+ storage, changes the intrinsic property of the sample and leads to the higher specific capacity than theoretical value.

Either the air is circulated in the sampling system or filtered air enters the system, is enriched with volatiles from the sample, and led through the adsorbent and then out of the system.

In the proposed methods, converted samples are nonuniform, which decreases the number of additional samples and lead to decreasing in the power consumption.

KS optimized DNA extraction protocols, labeling methods, and processed all samples and lead writing of the manuscript.

Among these issues, size homoplasy may be the most serious because it can overestimate relatedness among samples and lead to incorrect evolutionary and ecological inferences.

It is not inconceivable that the presence of similarly reactive species on the perineum could contaminate urine samples and lead to false-positive tests, especially if samples were left for periods at room temperature permitting replication of these organisms.

At its peak in early 2004, the 90th percentile of homes sampled was 59 ppb; 68% of 6,170 addresses where water was sampled exceeded the LAL of 15 ppb on first-draw samples; and lead concentrations on first draw averaged 14 ppb.