Sentence examples for sample being compared from inspiring English sources

Using microarrays containing 84 antibodies printed in triplicate on slides, we measured the amount of target protein bound from 80 individual sera, with each sample being compared to a pooled reference sample (consisting of a mixture of all of the sera) in a two-color assay.

Although the ICER of biennial two-sample FIT screening between ages 55 and 75 years (mean of both samples being positive, or at least one sample being positive) compared with one-sample FIT seemed reasonable, table 3 shows that most two-sample FIT strategies are not cost-effective.

As such, the failure to specify the options being compared can perhaps be understood.

Not that being compared with the Barcelona magician unsettles Atsu.

And there are certain challenges to working with a human being compared to, say, a plate.

The second set – 'repeat-random' – was generated from randomly sampled sequences, of the same length of the TFBS under consideration, taken from members of the same TE subfamily as the TE-derived TFBS being compared.

An SCC of 1.0 indicates that two spectra being compared are the same.

The samples will then be compared against the samples taken from the volunteer Argentinian families.

Spiritually, human beings can be compared to onions.

Mixed samples have found lowered social and physical perceived self-competence and well-being compared to normal weighted peers [ 17].

To examine the effect of probiotic on well-being compared to placebo.