Sentence examples for sample may contribute from inspiring English sources

Inappropriate values of effective lengths and cross area of the sample may contribute to discrepancies between measurement data and deconvolved data.

The urban context and ethnic diversity of our sample may contribute to these disturbing findings, but if the already low levels of activity decline further in adolescence, there are serious concerns for the health of the next generation of young adults.

This study, though based on a small sample may contribute to normalizing the reactions described by the interviewees.

Unrepresentative and small samples may contribute to the variability in findings on gender differences in bipolar disorder.

The presence of small amounts of non-specific amplicons, differing salt or inhibitor concentrations, or differences in PCR amplification between samples may contribute to the variation.

Therefore, future applications of expression profiling of these genes in biopsied samples may contribute to clinical practice and may promote objective criteria for intervention, such as endoscopic mucosal resection.

This could be due to a number of factors: 1) the effects of smoking on buccal mucosa might indeed be less pronounced; 2) there may be more inter-subject variability in buccal mucosa gene expression; 3) the partial degradation of the RNA in the buccal mucosa samples may contribute to variability in gene expression estimates.

This cell line analysis is consistent with the hypothesis that cell type differences between tumor and normal samples may contribute to breast cancer's outlier status, although the known propensity of cell lines to adopt 'cancer-like' RNA processing characteristics such as preferential usage of short 3′ UTRs [ 39] suggests that the same could occur for intron retention.

Note that although myometrial strips were obtained from apparently healthy portions of the uterus, a longer preparation time and transport to the laboratory as for the rat tissue samples may contributed to the larger basal response elicited by the vehicle control (up to 40%%) compared to control responses observed in the rat tissue experiments.

This removes all reads that do not contain unique sequence between the samples, thus removing reads that do not represent variation between the sample but may contribute false positives due to mapping errors.

This finding suggests that sample selection may contribute to some extent to the changes in behavior observed before and after that age.