Sentence examples for samples performed well from inspiring English sources

The fact that only 554 ESTs were removed in the filtering process above confirms that the common whitethroat samples performed well on the chip [ 38].

The initial run of 92 samples had three that underperformed and required repetition (3 %); however, these samples performed well on a second run.

The samples perform well in the deep oxidation of benzene and chlorobenzene, chosen as model volatile organic compounds (VOC).

The bedload slot sampler performed well in such conditions.

Marginal health literacy may be one contributing factor; the results of the health literacy screen suggest that patients in our sample performed well with simple medical tasks but may sometimes have had difficulty comprehending more complicated medical information [ 22].

The single sample performed well in classifying a subject's exposure into tertiles, and the amount of nondifferential random exposure misclassification is likely to be moderate or small for most phthalate metabolites of interest.

In a recent quality assessment survey of SNP genotyping laboratories [ 15], in which up to 18 SNPs were genotyped across 47 DNA samples, APEX performed well against other methods, and the authors concluded that a "conservative approach for calling the genotypes should be used to achieve a high accuracy at the cost of a lower genotyping success rate".

For example, sample 35 showed overall good performance on all four substrates; however, sample 57 performed well on PASC and Avicel and poorly on bagasse and PCS.

In comparison to the work by Zou et al. [12], our sample has performed well and may be ascribed to small size of the Cu2O cluster as seen from TEM and FESEM images.

Our sampling strategies performed well on the dataset combining patient data collected in 27 sites.

Under no misspecification of the distribution of the prognostic factor, the modified quota sampling procedure performed well with empirical power greater than or equal to 80% across all situations (Table  1).