Sentence examples for samples to expand from inspiring English sources

Thus, there is an opportunity to increase the statistical power of a study at no extra cost, by using the genotype data from these external samples to expand the primary "within-study" control cohort.

To complement data obtained on our cultured/collected samples and to expand the number of species used in this evaluation, we also incorporated values from other studies reported in the literature.

We present a simulation study to investigate the false-positive error rate of this procedure, and provide evidence that we can correct for substantial population structure between cases and controls from the original study and the diverse external reference samples used to expand the control cohort, certainly to the extent of allele frequency differences we expect between European populations.

We also used a snow-ball sampling method to expand our pool of potential respondents to researchers in all aspects of C. elegans research, requesting any C. elegans researcher who received the survey request to forward the link to other individuals who were involved in any aspect of C. elegans related research.

A plane wave basis and Γ point sampling were used to expand DFT wavefunctions.

However, the analysis will also be inductive in its use of the constant comparative method and theoretical sampling [ 75] to expand the existing GSD theory to build a cumulative body of theory because the evaluation of GSD-Y is the first to evaluate a version involving three parties.

Reference samples were then used to expand the lignin range, as it was the case for the bleached eucalyptus sample containing nominally 2% of lignin.

These external samples will be used to expand the control cohort, but are not phenotyped for the disease of interest.

We assume that we have a series of genetically unmatched external samples that are used to expand the control group in our goal to increase power.

Although our sample included multiple individuals for several key species (including all the ape species represented) and are consistent with findings of the distribution of structural asymmetries in larger samples of specific species by other workers, 68 future work should look to expand sample sizes for each species to increase the robustness of lineage-specific inferences.

In addition, the approach provides a method to expand sample sizes beyond that of traditional dam-hydrologic-effect analyses.