Between-participant variations in sampling conditions of these biological samples constitute a potential source of exposure misclassification.
These samples constitute a set of color references used for repainting particular outdoor sculptures by Tony Smith, Claes Oldenburg, Gary Hume and Anthony Caro.
These N samples constitute a uniform sampling grid and are acquired is such way that if all these N-samples are known, following the Nyquist Shannon sampling theorem, (Unser 2000) they are sufficient for representing the continuous signal.
These seven samples constitute a cluster by themselves.
It can be seen that the DHF samples constitute a tighter cluster than the ND samples, as expected since ND samples were obtained from patient with fever of unknown etiology, whereas the DF samples could be divided in two groups, one similar to the DHF samples, and another not similar to DHF, and in fact closer in expression to some of the ND samples (these are the two groups marked in Figure 2A).
Do soil samples constitute a grab sample or a composite sample from the area surrounding an individuals' residence?
Second, although these samples constitute a highly selected panel and a minority sample type collected during routine screening, they do nevertheless permit the evaluation of the potential for these markers to be used, with a limited number of other confounding factors.
Although barely explored so far, the release of resolved cellular samples constitutes an exciting strategy for further cell analysis.
Thus, whether Indonesia's decision to withhold samples constituted an act that would defeat the object and purpose of the IHR 2005 became a relevant question.
Pak Sham (Social, Genetics and Developmental Psychiatry Research Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College, London, UK) also pointed out that pooling samples constitutes an initial screen and can not replace individual genotyping.
