Sentence examples for sample will contribute from inspiring English sources
Each individual in the sample will contribute one fragment to be sequenced.
In this approach, using tumor epithelial cell-based weights, a sample where these cells cover a small percentage of the area of the tissue sample, will contribute less than a sample where tumor cells are more abundant when investigating gene expression differences originating in tumor tissue.
However, imminent gene-expression analyses and future follow-up of the women in our population sample will contribute to our knowledge on causal relationships.
If the off-rate is higher, and hence only a fraction of molecules are associated, then FRET efficiencies can still be determined, although part of the sample will contribute to the zero-peak.
Power for alleles of high frequency in CEU is saturated with little room for improvement; including more European samples will contribute only limited additional power.
Furthermore, replication of the study with other samples will contribute in this field of nursing.
Identification of the pathways and genes that are differentially regulated in tendinopathy samples will contribute to our understanding of the disease and the development of novel therapeutics.
Further immunological approaches using peripheral blood cells and their precursors in bone marrow samples will contribute to understand the haematological manifestations of hepatitis E infection.
When the posterior before and after a new experiment is very different, many of these sample weights will be very low and a large fraction of the samples will contribute only negligibly to the estimation of the new variance.
Finally, beyond understanding the pathophysiological role of cell death modes in AKI, markers of these processes in easy-to-obtain biological samples will contribute to perform a progressively more accurate etiopathogenic diagnosis of individual AKI episodes.
Furthermore, we believe that exploratory investigation of new models after the administration of the instrument to different samples will contribute to the validation of the best-fitting model for use in Brazilian populations.
