Sentence examples for samples that allows from inspiring English sources

Researchers said they were interested in the future in determining what olfactory elements are present in the samples that allows Frankie to determine which are cancerous.

Back in the 1990s, Wasser devised a genetic map of Africa's elephants using DNA samples that allows seized tusks to be traced back to their original populations, creating an overview of the ivory smuggling industry.

The independence of the intensity of short-wavelength component (500 to 650 nm) is similar to the data obtained for CA samples that allows its ascribing to the radiative recombination of carriers via host defects.

PLINK (Purcell et al., 2007) is a tool widely used for quality assessment (Anderson et al., 2010; Laurie et al., 2010; Turner et al., 2011), providing multiple quality metrics about markers and samples that allows efficient data management.

The experimental design and the adoption of minimum standards to generate an adequate number of samples that allows the significant statistical analysis are highly desirable for future " Omic" studies.

Cancer proteomics allow the screening of early diagnostic markers or potential drug targets [ 6] by comparing the proteomes of the diseased and diseased-treated samples that allows identification of aberrantly expressed proteins [ 5, 10].

These figures come from analysis of Texas Politics Project Polls, with large samples that allow us to differentiate between age groups within the two categories.

Experimental designs were used to create samples that allowed for calibration models to be developed and tested on both instruments.

He ran a bogus hepatitis B vaccination campaign for the CIA in the Pakistani city of Abbottabad, collecting DNA samples that allowed it to locate Bin Laden, but was charged with other terrorism-related offences.

It will provide samples that allow us to do two very separate things.

The results indicate the use of a wheatpaste-based paint in all the samples that allowed for the identification of the binder.