Sentence examples for sample which supports from inspiring English sources

The irradiated sample leached about 14 times as much Cu compared to the dark sample, which supports the hypothesis of photooxidation promoted Cu+ release (Section S3.5).

We had only 5 cases (2%) reported to ESPED which could not be matched definitely to cases in the random sample, which supports the assumption that the review procedure is able to detect very close to 100% of all existing cases of IS.

Cereulide was not detected in any of the collected samples, which supports the theory that contamination most likely occurs due to improper storage and unhygienic conditions.

Importantly and whatever the method used to quantify HMGB1, a positive correlation was observed between HSV2 replication and HMGB1 concentrations in these samples, which supports the involvement of HSV-2 in HMGB1 release through virus-mediated cell necrosis.

Our qPCR validation shows downregulation in all squamous cell carcinoma and adenocarcinoma samples, which supports the previous findings and RBL1's function in tumors.

Somatic mutation analyses of the immunoglobulin heavy gene locus by ultra-deep sequencing in chronic lymphocytic leukaemia detected multiple subclones in most samples, which supports this model (Campbell et al, 2008).

Furthermore, post-circumcision samples formed a smaller cluster than pre-circumcision samples, which supported our earlier observation of the decrease in microbiota heterogeneity after circumcision.

These outcomes were further endorsed by mtDNA depletion and in vivo replenishment during tumorigenesis and analysis of patient tumor samples, which support the hypothesis that mtDNA variants in complex I act as initiators of GBM.

Nonetheless, for the movement measures it is important to note that a number of significant differences had large effects sizes supporting that the differences were large enough to be detected with small sample sizes which supports that the findings are nonetheless robust.

Sample variogram structure was consistent across the different monthly sample variograms, which supported the use of the same class of variogram model (with a nugget and single spherical component) throughout.

HIES, as in KLIPS, used the sampling frame of the census, which supports the argument that both datasets are representative samples of the Korean labor market.