Sentence examples for samples and application from inspiring English sources

The general idea of iterative timing recovery scheme is to improve the timing estimation accuracy by multiple exploiting the timing information provided by a set of samples and application of this estimation to regenerate a new set of samples that iteratively approaches to the local maximum of the likelihood function.

An IDF provides general information about an experiment including the protocols used, while an SDRF describes samples and application of protocols, and provides links to data files associated with the samples.

Mass spectrometry (MS) has emerged as a method to quantitatively analyze proteins in biological samples, and application of MS to patient-derived tissue could have a large, positive impact on patient stratification and targeted cancer therapeutics [ 8- 12].

In some discrimination methods, M-distance limits of 10 15 for maximum variance have been reported for classifying samples but threshold values vary according to the type of sample and application [44].

This requires close collaboration between the human and veterinary public health sectors to ensure timely detection of cases, identification of plausible sources and standardised environmental sampling, and application of public health and veterinary preventive measures.

However, analyses based on denser sampling and application of the new generation of powerful DNA sequence analysis has the potential of producing a very detailed phylogeographic map of the region, promising a detailed picture of the first steps in dog origins.

First, despite national sample frames and application of sample weights, the aggregated results from some surveys may not adequately reflect the national average.

Herein we review the synthesis of these nucleotides, the design and production of appropriate RNA samples, and the application and analysis of the NMR experiments that take advantage of these labels.

We demonstrate how this utility can be used to estimate the level of stromal contamination within tumour samples and its application in deciphering the complex heterogeneous copy number changes we have observed in a series of tumours.

Depending on the samples and the application, compartmentalised or un-compartmentalised forms offer different advantages.

This article reports the development of a platform for the analysis of differential alternative splicing in complex biological samples and its application to the discovery of alternative splice forms associated with lung cancer.