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Strong correlations between θ, the surface energy parameters and the calcium phosphate formation for the whole area processed samples allow one to realize the potential for this surface treatment technique in predicting the bone forming ability of laser processed materials.

This allows one to also input a sample of their own voice, except alter it using man-made sound samples, allowing one to alter the rate and pitch of the sample that their voice is mixed into.

The relationship between root mean square error (RMSE) and number of samples allows one to balance the number of samples and the expected error, aiding the design of ocean observing systems.

Comparison of vtc-XES spectra of original and thermally treated samples allows one to conclude that the concentration of phosphorus chemically bonded to metals increases only slightly (by 1 2 at.%) further confirming very low concentration (or the absence) of elemental phosphorus in the original structure.

The simultaneous analysis of the 16 adducts in DNA isolated from ten human lung samples allowed one to readily detect six of the adducts in some or all of the samples.

Second, the experimental design of the first dataset, in which there are a large number of control samples, allows one to estimate an additional piece of information that is not typically available the proportion of non-detects as a function of the average sample expression across a large number of replicates (Fig. 4).

For this, the Sample Module arranges annotation into three Information Units: biological condition, biological replicate and analytical sample allowing one to many relationships, which creates the flexibility to define complex sampling settings without duplication of information.

Fitting the correlation profile of synonymous substitutions within a metagenomics sample can allow one to infer the rate of recombination, gene pool diversity, the fraction of the genome covered by recombination and the relative age of the sample.

This bias could compromise experiments where the number of samples evaluated might otherwise allow one to detect differences less than 2-fold.

Packed red cell transfusions were reduced in the B-group, but the relatively low sample size did not allow one to reach a significant between-group difference.

Therefore, it is imperative to develop sample preparation methods that allow one to control important variables such as surface concentration, deposition rate, and substrate interactions.