Sentence examples for samples published in from inspiring English sources

The exactness of the method is then examined over two real reservoir fluid samples published in the literatures.

The co-expression network in MI was derived from a microarray dataset consisting of 36 MI and 23 control cardiac tissue samples published in Tarnavski et al.[ 10] (GEO accession code: GDS488).

As stated in the description of the ENA website, the registry was set up to list the selected set of samples published in a special issue of the Science magazine [8].

We produced a benchmark dataset for comparing the performance of PAUDA, BLASTX and RAPSearch2 by taking the first 600 000 good quality reads from each of the 12 samples published in Mackelprang et al. (2011).

Moreover, the same item was reported in only 48% of the study sample published in 2006.

However, whole-exome sequencing data are available for 10 out of 70 patients, including (a) four patients with paired tumor and normal control (published recently in Messina et al., Blood, 2014 and discussed below) and (b) six patients with only tumor samples (published recently in Fabbri et al., 2013, JEM, and discussed below) in our cohort.

The results of DNA analysis conducted on the samples, published today in a new WWF report, have confirmed that all of the dung collected in the park belonged to the same rhino, which was found dead shortly after the survey was completed.

Our third analysis consists of 27K array data for 176 placenta samples originally published in Banister et al. (2011).

A first application for a semiquantitative screening of multiple mycotoxins in various food (including six nut samples) was published in 2010 [ 25].

Molecular classification of glioma tumors into classical, mesenchymal, proneural and neural subtype information for the TCGA tumor samples was published in Verhaak et al [ 2010].

Sampling efforts published in a peer-reviewed publication comprised live capture or carcass sampling efforts, during which vertebrate animals were collected from an area associated with a human EHF outbreak and tested for EBOV or antibodies.