Sentence examples for samples to capture from inspiring English sources

Hybridization of samples to capture oligonucleotides in the macroarray membranes identified correctly generic orthopox- or alphaviral sequences.

For example, collecting and processing the samples using identical methods at nearly the same locations, or collecting a much larger number of samples to capture a wider range of spatial variation could reduce the effect of spatial variability on measurements of ∆CS.

However, for a case-control study, it might be of advantage to use pools of independent samples to capture the variance between the individuals.

Next, we assessed the ability of the nested G-core samples to capture diversity unlinked to the SSR markers used to build the nested core collection.

In the crocin bleaching assay, antioxidants compete with crocin for the ROO radical generated by AAPH thermolysis; therefore, the inhibition of the oxidation of crocin depends on the capacity of the samples to capture this radical species generated in situ.

The ENVE methodology consists of two major modules: Module 1 uses non-tumor normal diploid samples to capture and model inherent noise in WES data likely arising from technical variability in the DNA capture, hybridization, and/or amplification steps, in addition to variability in sequencing platforms.

In this survey paper, a clear distinction is made between the image quality and biometric quality of a biometric sample to capture modality-specific intuitions of quality assessment.

Monitoring chemical processes with optical spectroscopy involves a trade-off between high-frequency sampling to capture process dynamics and good signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).

Most other types of surveys use probability sampling to capture attitudes and opinions (i.e., one in which everyone in the population has an equal chance of being selected to participate).

We selected a convenience sample to capture those practitioners who belonged to active organisations.

We selected a heterogeneous sample to capture the views of patients in each stage of disease and with varying times since diagnosis.