Sentence examples for samples led us from inspiring English sources
Our ability to detect expression of genes by qPCR, most at levels well above background, in 3' amplified samples led us to hypothesize that buccal samples could be used for differential expression testing by microarray analysis.
For comparison purpose, genotyping previously reported SNPs for HID in our samples led us to conclude that the panel developed in this study is much more efficient and robust and better suited for the Indian populations.
The lack of higher stage samples led us to focus on the output from Stage I samples and from the combined data.
Further investigation and consistent sequences from multiple positively identified C. macrocephalus samples led us to conclude that this GenBank C. batrachus sequence is mislabeled and truly represents C. macrocephalus.
The disappearance of the CysD protein under non-reducing conditions on SDS-treated samples led us to speculate that it had a high tendency to form insoluble aggregates and the CysD was studied further under native conditions.
The results on the M2 expression and its protein distribution in tumor samples lead us to hypothesize that this specific type of muscarinic receptor might play a potential permissive role in bladder cancer cell biology.
Revisiting the optical design of the NanoSIMS 50 instrument, where the same set of lenses focuses the primary ion probe on the sample and collects secondary ions from the sample, led us to develop novel experimental procedures to achieve dynamic transfer tuning and overcome instrumental imperfections.
Theoretical sampling led us to conduct additional interviews with new informants.
The small sample led us to examine predictors and confounds in separate analyses rather than simultaneously so as to avoid overfitting.
This, combined with the young age and low prevalence of ROA in this sample, led us to elect not to perform follow-up radiographs in this study.
Diminished variation in the genomic region around SLC24A5 in the HapMap CEU (European ancestry) sample led us to ask what the haplotypes associated with the A111T allele looked like, and how, when, and where they might have arisen.
