Sentence examples for sample by relating from inspiring English sources

So we go further and hands on appearance sample by relating the body features with the hand appearance.

The key question is whether the tree is accurate; if read trees reflect the true phylogenetic relationships between shotgun sequences, they open the door to analyses of microbial communities that go beyond enumerating which taxa or genes are present in the sample by relating these individual entities through their evolutionary history.

Levels of a particular mRNA are compared between different samples, by relating expression levels of the test gene to those of a control gene, the expression of which is constant between samples.

In this paper, we determined the oil-bearing PSD in lacustrine shales at peak oil generation by comparing PSDs between the extracted and un-extracted shale samples, and by relating the difference in PSDs between the extracted and un-extracted shale samples to the oil content in shales.

Concentrations of caffeine in the samples were calculated by relating the measured peak areas [analyzed via corresponding software 'Chromeleon 6.80 SR9′ (© 1994 2010 Dionex Corporation)] to those of known caffeine concentrations freshly prepared for each run for calibration purpose.

For a quantitative analysis of mRNA expression, a comparison between samples can be made by relating gene expression levels to housekeeping gene expression, the latter regarded as being unaffected by exposure conditions.

As the case in the Fourier domain, multichannel sampling for bandlimited signals in the LCT domain can be understood by relating the sampling and reconstruction schemes to the continuous-time analysis/synthesis filterbank system in the LCT domain.

The second model attempts to characterise sample damage under impact-fatigue by relating the maximum force normalised with respect to initial maximum force to the accumulated loading time normalised with respect to the total accumulated loading time.

We determined the weights by relating the sample sizes in each of the eight groups to the total numbers of persons in the U.S. population in the same groups defined by sex, residence, and age.

In confocal microscopy, photo-bleaching and florescence attenuation with increasing depth by finite sample transparency (related to sample thickness), result in signal intensity decaying with increasing focus depth through the stack.

The results showed no evidence that the PANSS score had any influence on the utility score reported by patients, although the power of this test is reduced by the reduction in sample size related to restricting the regression to just 49 patients.