Sentence examples for sample introduces a from inspiring English sources

Such a small sample introduces a high margin of error.

The use of a volunteer sample introduces a potential selection bias, especially when participants were expected to be involved in the study over an extended period of time.

We suggest that the ancestral germplasm of P. abyssinicum was a small sample, introducing a bottleneck into the diversity of this gene pool that still survives today.

Technically, this gender by status interaction effect on questionnaire scores in our sample introduced a gender bias in comparisons between probands and siblings.

The first one is that it is based on a convenience sample, introducing a possible bias and limiting the possibility of fully exploring some of the variables, such as the geographic origin.

Continuous drying of the sample introduced a steady decrease in the T2M values associated with the water molecules within the wide and narrow vessels, until it reached considerably small values (at around 20% humidity), comparable to those observed for water confined within the cell wall (at humidity equal to 100%).

Importantly, the total number of informative samples introduces a strong bias in differential gene expression analysis, in particular among multi-study microarray datasets [30].

To test if taxon sampling introduces a bias in these group specific analyses (because of four populations in Sus-ISEA and three in Sus scrofa), we re-sampled every possible combination of three in the Sus-ISEA cluster.

The joints at the extremities of the CICCs in coils and short samples introduce a non-uniform current distribution among the strands.

Finally, the proposed method could be also a very successfully option for the analysis of these SSRIs in real urine samples introducing a previous solid phase extraction-preconcentration step.

Significant differences between the characteristics of the prison and general population samples introduced a large selection bias that could have compromised the inferences based on our estimations.