Sentence examples for samples to refine from inspiring English sources

We also explore the use of small numbers of arterial concentration measurements obtained from blood samples to refine possible solutions and thus improve the precision of the resulting arterial TAC estimates.

The need for large samples to refine the study of effects of modest magnitude and the necessity to replicate studies across different ethnic backgrounds rely on easy access to a large variety of data organized in a systematic way.

As we detected increased DPEP1 mRNA expression in T3/T4 vs T1/2 tumours, we sought to stain FFPE tissues of 10 normal colonic mucosa, 20 hyperplastic polyps, 31 adenomas with low-grade IEN, 15 adenomas with high-grade IEN, 22 CRCs as well as a TMA consisting of 30 normal mucosa and 148 CRC samples to refine the DPEP1 expression pattern during CRC progression.

Results are valuable for design and interpretation of future monitoring programs including detection of anthropogenic disturbances in transitional systems and propose improvements in environmental variable sampling to refine the assessment of their relationship with biological data across spatial scales.

We successfully used the shorter range of linkage disequilibrium in our African American sample to refine the localization of the six height loci that transferred across African American, East Asian, and European samples.

To circumvent the risk of an overfitted model, which can arise when there are excess potential explanatory variables, as is often the case with biomarkers, we have used bootstrap sampling to refine the models by excluding variables with an unstable form or those that are unreliably included as necessary for prediction.

SNP markers discovered or further characterized as a part of these require subsequent genotyping in sufficiently large sample sets to refine association signals prior to dedicated laboratory analysis.

The study set consisted of paired synovial fluid and serum samples from 13 patients with late-stage OA taken at the time of joint replacement surgery, and the samples were used to refine our SRM assays.

Additional nodes in the network then sample in order to refine the initial estimation and meet desired error targets.

Therefore more extensive sampling is needed to refine the overall geographic distribution and branching structure of this clade, However, the fact that this clade has no specific link to other known branches within macrohaplogroup M suggests a deep-rooted ancestry, possibly tracing back to the Out of Africa event.

Furthermore, given the relative antiquity of the inversion, even with greater sampling of species to refine the time frame in which this rearrangement originated, the complicated evolutionary history of the TAS2R cluster will likely preclude an accurate reconstruction of the timing of the inversion relative to the TAS2R duplications.