Sentence examples for samples that combined from inspiring English sources

Total RNA from rice grain samples that combined equal amounts of material collected at the milk ripe, soft dough and hard dough stages was used to construct a 5′-RACE library.

The protein samples that combined with the Protein A Sepharose (GE Healthcare, Uppsala, Sweden) were collected and subjected to western blotting assay.

Lack of perceptual agreement in previous studies has been attributed to samples that combined different types of patients and different types of hospital setting and thereby disregarded the possibility that perceptions of caring were influenced by the context in which the interaction occurred [ 7].

We developed a denoising framework for these kinds of samples that combines a noise level estimate with iterative nonlocal means denoising.

There are very few samples that combine both non-problem gamblers, problem gamblers who are not undergoing treatment and problem gamblers seeking treatment, in sufficient proportions for analysis of the gambling trajectory.

A novel diffusive sampler that combines radial and axial diffusion has been developed that improves upon existing commercially available designs.

In this study these probabilities were computed using iterative peeling, and three Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) methods – scalar Gibbs, blocking Gibbs, and a sampler that combines the Elston Stewart algorithm with iterative peeling (ESIP).

Here, we used a probabilistic reward learning task to asses response bias, a behavioral form of reward learning, across three separate samples that were combined for analyses (age: 21.80 ± 3.95; n = 392; 268 female; European-American: n = 208).

These analyses were carried out with a set of samples that were combined from two separate data sets.

A study that combined samples of families with psychosis with a series of 180 left-handed pairs of brothers [Laval et al., 1998] revealed a modest peak (Lod score 1.8) for psychosis overlapping with a stronger peak (Lod score 2.8 at DXS990 see also Francks et al., 2002) for handedness in the Xq21.3 region of the long arm.

In this work we demonstrate the advantages of a hybrid spatial sampling approach that combines a single conventional transect with a systematic grid of observations.