Sentence examples for sample which served from inspiring English sources

Normalization involved dividing the area by that obtained for tubulin 4 from that sample,, which served as the housekeeping standard.

D1 was the test sample and D2 was the holdout sample, which served as internal validation.

These values were compared with values obtained from a testis sample, which served as a positive control, according to the formula: 2−ΔΔCt, where ΔΔCt=ΔCtunknown−ΔCtpositive control.

Additionally one individual provided a fasting as well as non-fasting blood sample, which served as a non-fasting positive control.

The kit includes a genomic DNA sample, which served as positive control, and nuclease-free water, which was used as negative control.

The LOH incidence was determined by calculating the ratio of the intensities of the two alleles from a serum or tumor sample corrected by the ratio of the intensities of the two alleles from the corresponding leukocyte sample which served as reference DNA.

This T/S ratio, hereafter called leukocyte telomere length (LTL), is a relative measurement of leukocyte telomere content in a sample, which serves as a proxy for actual leukocyte telomere lengths [ 21].

These images represent two-dimensional views on high-dimensional data, akin to multidimensional scaling with the following benefits: Firstly, they provide individual visual 'portraits' for each sample which serve as new, complex objects for next level analysis in terms of visual recognition and statistical analysis.

These packaged fruits were compared with non-packaged samples, which served as control stored at both ambient conditions (CS) and control at refrigerated temperature (CR).

BAX, Bcl-2 and p53 immunostainings were strong in all normal colon tissue samples, which served as controls.

The authors express their gratitude to Martin Ganal, Gregor Durstewitz and Sandra Reis (TraitGenetics GmbH, Germany) for helpful advice on assay design and the Veracode platform and for providing some of the plant DNA samples which served as references in the Illumina assays.