Sentence examples for sample may constitute from inspiring English sources
This is of consequence for NIR HSI as each sample may constitute thousands of spectra generating very large data files, >50 MB depending on image and spectral resolution, as opposed to the usual average spectra for classic spectroscopic measurements [ 39].
Conclusively, this further indicates that the results presented here with the LE high sub-sample, may constitute a promising and consistent trend.
Because both proteins were readily identifiable in a significant fraction of human breast cancer samples by immunohistochemistry, CXCR4 may constitute a molecular target for therapy.
The two negative samples with RT PCR analysis may constitute falsely positive predictions of our method, or alternatively, they are expressed only in special conditions.
Our evidence may constitute an unrepresentative sample of Panaetius' work in moral philosophy.
In both models there are k colonists (where k is a fixed number independent of migration), which may constitute a random sample from the whole metapopulation (migrant pool model) or from a single deme (propagule model).
The capacity of Teschendorff et al.'s seven gene immune response module to identify good outcome samples from among estrogen-negative tumors may constitute yet more support for this association.
When assuming a higher incidence of mismatch for migrants, the fact that they may constitute a self-selected sub-sample might be overlooked.
During this delay of several days between sampling and reporting of detection results, MRSA carriers may constitute a source of cross-colonization if no contact isolation precautions are taken.
In some settings where missingness affects a number of variables in the analysis model, the complete records may constitute only a small proportion of the original sample, such that CRA estimates are very imprecise.
However, SRI partial responders may constitute a different and perhaps more treatment non-responsive sample than those who have participated in studies of initial treatments.
