Sentence examples for samples are valid from inspiring English sources

Without performing the anova test we could not say for certain if rivers have any effect on the form of cities or not, since the anova test ensures that the samples are valid for comparative analysis.

However, we have never established in any of our previous articles whether those samples are valid or not.

These results provide an important control and suggest that our findings based on data from compositionally corrected CLL samples are valid in sorted CLL cells.

While the lack of dynamical information is a constraint of endpoint measurements, both the possible high-throughput of endpoint measurements and the possibility to use antibodies that target intracellular antigens in fixed samples are valid arguments for choosing an endpoint analysis strategy [ 28].

Nevertheless, the qualitative comparison of the carrier density of these samples is valid, given that there is almost no difference between the morphology of pristine TiO2 and Sn/TiO2 NRs. Figure 7 Mott-Schottky plots for the pristine TiO 2 NRs and Sn/TiO 2 NRs with different doping levels.

Simply using observed samples is valid for data with MCAR, and a sensitivity analysis with missing data analysis is not necessary [ 27, 28].

The bisulfite sequencing data confirmed that the NTRK2 promoter region indeed was rarely methylated in both cell lines and CRC tissue samples, indicating that the quantitative methylation data generated in this study across a large set of Norwegian tissue samples were valid.

Consequently we believe that the reported associations between receipt of preventive care and socio-demographic, health and other factors in the 45 and Up Study sample are valid [ 20].

"However, the tribunal concluded that the DCO told Mr Troicki that she could not advise him as to whether his reason for not providing a blood sample was valid, and that no such assurances were given by her.

Creatinine concentrations also are used to determine whether the spot urinary sample is valid.

Urinary creatinine concentrations, specific gravity, and osmolality are common methods for adjusting dilution and for determining whether a spot urine sample is valid for assessing chemical exposures.