Sentence examples for samples based only from inspiring English sources

Their design allows for a comparison between combined samples of landline and cell interviews and samples based only on landline calls.

Figure 1B shows hierarchical clustering of the seventeen Aeromonas samples based only on "chromosomal" genes, after genes assigned to the plasmid and transposon functional categories were removed.

However, when the distance among samples was calculated using the Jaccard index, which measures sample similarity based only on OTU prevalence, a significant difference was found (AMOVA = 0.023).

The 'uniform' nature of the sampling is based only on the mathematical description of the set of possible flux distributions, avoiding any prior assumption on which metabolic states are most likely to be selected in vivo.

Secondly, since the number of deliberate self-harm events recorded in this sample was based only on those reported by hospital staff; there may have been incidents which staff were not aware of, and this might explain the low reported rate of deliberate self-harm in this population.

Sample selection was based only on the initial anteroposterior dental relationship regardless of any other dentoalveolar or skeletal characteristic because we were only interested in evaluating the occlusal results and its stability.

Our sample framework was based only on workers from outsourced corporations (sub-contractor workers) since data was available only to them.

The sample size was based only on the number of children completing the previous study and eligible and willing to participate in this study.

Given two vectors: (1) the vector denoting the partition probability for each sample, and (2) expression vector over all samples for a potential modifier gene, we can, in principle, partition the expression samples into two parts based only on the partition probability, and then compare the expression values in the two parts using a t-statistic or an alternative non-parametric test.

The standard approach of clustering samples based on only one type of data has recently been extended towards integration of multiple data types [ 19, 20].

Initially, the selection of samples for genotyping was based only on breed, without regard to disease phenotype.