Sentence examples for sample to serve from inspiring English sources

The subjects in the control group were enrolled as a healthy convenience sample to serve as a comparison group for the measurement of mitochondrial respiration and ROS.

In general, non-parametric techniques select and copy regions from the input sample to serve as building blocks by pasting them together one at a time onto the outcome.

Meanwhile, GSO prepared a 15% master sample to serve as a future national survey-sampling frame.

Figure  5 shows the distribution of health rating trajectories over RS groups, first over the full sample to serve as an expected distribution without considering RS and then for each RS group separately.

Since in this experimental set-up each sample is separated in a different gradient, a fraction of mRNAs associated with three ribosomes was collected, and an aliquot from it was added to each sample to serve as a common reference for the separation step.

Comprehensive transcriptome studies of cancers often rely on corresponding normal tissue samples to serve as a transcriptional reference.

The earlier detection of a vast amount of microorganisms (from 105 to 108 cfu/g) within the raw vegetables led the possibility of those samples to serve as substrate to enhance the growth and replication of the spoilage microbes (Abadias et al. 2008; Cordano and Jacquet 2009; Rahman and Noor 2012).

Immunostaining for PTEN was first performed using normal brain and classic medulloblastoma tissue samples to serve as negative control and for optimization of the staining procedure, respectively, prior to using the TMA for IHC.

An additional GSEA was performed comparing the microarray data from the 24-hour control samples to that in the 72-hour control samples to serve as a negative control for changes in gene expression resulting from the culture conditions rather than exposure to forskolin.

Bovine serum albumin was added to samples to serve as an internal standard.

A total of 60 designated (unauthorised) products were sampled to serve as controls.