Microscopic and spectrometric characterization of the oxidized samples provided information on the morphology of the scale, its nature and the distribution of its components over the surface.
Human biomonitoring by means of OMP measurements in urine samples provides information on the extent to which humans are exposed to chemicals.
SAGE provides high sensitivity for mRNAs of low abundance [6], [7] and detects slight differences in expression levels between samples, providing information necessary for the identification of new tumor biomarkers and suppressors [8], [9], [10], [11], [12].
The positive results on personal samples provided information on personal exposure levels of red tide aerosol.
The near-UV CD spectrum (>250 nm) of the samples provided information on the tertiary protein structure.
Although replication across different samples provides information on the genuineness of an initial association, meta-analysis appropriately weighs the effect and sample sizes across different replications samples.
The use of human samples, as opposed to animal samples, provides information that is more relevant to real human articular cartilage and its physiopathology.
Accompanying pathology reports for the latter samples provided information regarding survival status, diagnosis, grade, stage, metastasis of carcinoma, lymph node status and hormone receptor status of patients.
The isolation of Caenorhabditis individuals from fresh samples provides information about their life in the wild, especially concerning mating, food and pathogens.
The concentration of solute found in the tissue adjacent to the perfused surface provided a measure of the volume occupied by the extracellular space while deeper samples provided information about diffusion.
