Sentence examples for samples to convert from inspiring English sources

Active TGF-β1 was measured before and after acidification of samples (to convert latent TGF-β1 to active TGF-β1) using the ELISA and/or MLEC assays.

The first is whole genome bisulfite sequencing (WGBS), in which sodium bisulfite is applied to the genomic samples to convert all unmethylated cytosines to uracils.

In the data preprocessing step, we used SAMtools to multi-pileup all the samples to convert read-based alignment information into position-based data by splitting the reads into bases [ 34].

For the expression of Zn transporters ZnT1, ZnT2, ZnT5, ZIP4 and MT1, standard curves were generated using serial dilutions of pooled RNA (within a range from 5 200 ng/μL) from 20 samples to convert Ct values into arbitrary values.

We then calibrated a mathematical model using destructive sampling to convert the measurements of optical stem density into estimates of biomass.

Now, one of the common applications of the whole concept of sampling is the use of sampling to convert a continuous-time signal into a discrete-time signal to carry out what's often referred to as discrete-time processing of continuous-time signals.

The β-glucosidase was added to each sample to convert cellobiose to glucose.

In the second phase, we attempted to verify exploratory findings using LC-SRM in each individual amniotic fluid sample to convert the proteomic significance to a biostatistical significance.

Recently, the Roalf equivalency findings were applied to a racially diverse sample to convert MoCA to MMSE scores and found to have high correlation (intraclass correlation coefficient = 0.85, p < .001) when compared to actual MMSE scores [ 26].

Illumination from a 1 kW halogen tungsten lamp was passed through a cutoff filter (VY-50, Toshiba) to produce >480 nm light, which was directed to the sample to convert SRI into M at 260 K.

The norms cover a maximum age of 12 years, 11 months; therefore, we used data from a larger control sample to convert raw scores to standard scores (see Barry et al., 2007).