Sentence examples for samples and summarized from inspiring English sources

To analyze the technical reproducibility of coverages between samples we created a scatter plot and computed Pearson's coefficient of correlation for pairs of samples, and summarized these coefficients for all samples in the form of a correlation matrix (Additional file 3: Figure S7).

One possibility is to incorporate the prior information into an a priori distribution about the electorate, which is then combined via Bayes's theorem with the outcome of the sample and summarized by an a posteriori distribution.

Providing statistical treatment of such data, CNAReporter determines and annotates regions of genomic alterations in a sample and summarizes results in a printable PDF-file.

To do a sanity check that these features can complement each other, we compute Kendall's coefficient of concordance based on every single DNA sample and summarize statistics over the whole dataset at hand.

The response values, response, and recovery times of all samples were calculated and summarized in Table 1.

The αsol of the samples are calculated and summarized in Table 1, together with the previous reports.

For analysis of the effects of PD184352 or BI-D1870 on RNA responses to ET-1, samples were imported and summarized as for the time course analysis.

Accelerometers sampled at 100Hz and summarized values for the selected variables every 5 seconds.

X-ray diffraction analyses carried out on some of the peaty soil samples of the study area showed the dominance of kaolinite, illite and quartz with a stain of vermiculite (in one of the samples) and are summarized in Table 4 below.

Its computational requirement is mainly ascribed to the need for evaluating the correlation matrix of the received time domain samples and is summarized in the second row of Table 1. Figure 1 compares the performance of the fractional CFO estimators in terms of their MSE versus the signal-to-noise ratio at each receiving antenna.

Similar results were obtained for the remaining sets of samples, and are summarized in Fig. 6.