Sentence examples for samples and considering from inspiring English sources
One subject dropped-out from the trial due to difficulties in obtaining blood samples and considering her safety and well-being, she was withdrawn from the study.
Figures 5 and 6 present predicted versus experimentally measured values for all three PV properties considered in this work across the three datasets following outlier removal for training set samples and considering only samples within the models applicability domains for the test set.
By removing singletons from modified forest samples, and considering only those species known to occur in primary forest, we almost double estimates of the conservation value of tropical primary forests.
This was performed in two of our paint samples and considering two different regions on each sample in order to test the repeatability of the results.
Reports are beginning to appear comparing the performance of different platforms on the same tumor samples and considering the same end-points.
The coefficient of variation for the slide-based array, based on repeat testing of patient and healthy control samples and considering all 80 specificities, is approximately 40%.
Results indicate that the roof and rib dust samples should be kept separate from floor dust samples and considered individually for analyses.
Yet, in this article we ask researchers to rethink about these findings, especially due to the age of these samples and consider the archaeological context for the data interpretation.
We used Student's t test for comparison between means of independent samples and considered statistically significant p value < 0.05.
For the convergence of the results, we ran these simulations for 1000 samples, and considered the average of sample realizations of the stochastic process to generate infection curves.
Self-report physical activity data are however, pragmatic for large samples and considered appropriate for population monitoring [ 38], and are reliably associated with morbidity and mortality outcomes [ 39].
