Sentence examples for sample which correlates from inspiring English sources

The mean base substitution rate across the genome was 0.919% for this sample, which correlates well with the known sequencing error for the Illumina sequencing process [25].

Furthermore, the onset of crosslink bond stretching under steady uniaxial tensile strain occurs at lower strains in the mixed samples, which correlates to their lower experimental ductility.

IL-1 also regulates expression of NGF in NP cells [ 27], and the present study has shown significant increases in NGF in surgical degenerate NP samples, which correlates with increases in the expression of MMP-10.

However, we found a decrease in the levels of GM1 and GM2 gangliosides in PGC-1β KO samples which correlates with defective gene expression of enzymes regulating this pathway.

Western blot analysis at weeks 5 and 7 showed increased phosphorylation of ERK in –TGF-β1 samples, which correlated with higher collagen deposition.

Alginate degradation was shown to occur throughout the study but was greatest within the first 7 days of culture for all samples, which correlated with a sharp release of calcium ions from the construct.

It was also found that in investigated nanostructures, there is a defined orientational dependence of the PL polarization degree in the sample plane which correlates with the orientation of SiOx nanocolumns, forming the structure of the porous layer.

Expression data and other variables for all samples were compared within and between datasets using the R package doppelgangR (https://github.com/lwaldron/doppelgangR) which correlates sample pairs of expression vectors and transforms the correlation coefficients using the arc tangent hyperbolic function so that outliers (significantly similar or dissimilar sample pairs) can be identified.

T 288 is designed to test a soil sample's electrical resistivity which correlates to its corrosive potential.

The diffusion control of oxidation leads to the development of profiles of Young's modulus within the sample thickness, which correlate perfectly with the changes in crystallinity and macromolecular architecture determined at lower scales.

The pyruvate assay used measures the amount of sodium dehydrogenase (NADH) oxidized, which correlates with the amount of pyruvate in the samples.