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We chose, however, to analyse the more stringent sample to avoid the influence of parity on the main outcome variables.
The catheter was inserted at least 30 minutes before the first blood sample to avoid the effects of insertion and was provided with an extension tube fixed to the neck of the goat with adhesive tape, so that it was possible to draw blood without restraining the animal.
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Specifically, both of them represent the unknown target distribution by a set of randomly drawn samples to avoid the intractable integrals.
Whole plant where sampled to avoid the random effects associated with bottleneck colonization of different leafs by different viral subpopulations.
We carried out the test separately on the CEU and YRI samples, to avoid the effects of this population structure on the analysis.
We discarded transcripts for which we did not detect expression in all samples or where expression was close to zero in all samples to avoid the effects of low read sampling error on expression levels (RPKM<1).
In this study, we used OF and DBS samples to avoid the difficulty of blood sampling from infants.
The other reason is that the definition can balance the positive samples and negative samples to avoid the training bias.
Mice were fasted overnight before administrating these samples to avoid the influence of food in the digestive tracts.
Future research in this area would benefit from larger samples to avoid the danger of under-powering a study and to overlook the positive effects of multifaceted interventions.
The concentration of parasite DNA in the template was standardized across all samples to avoid the potential technical bias of scoring more heterozygous loci in samples with high parasite densities.
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