Sentence examples for samples under examination from inspiring English sources
For all paper samples under examination, the hydrogel application procedure follows the following protocols.
The tissue samples under examination were quite rich in phospholipids, derivatives, and homologues, which were compounds predominantly visualized by four UPLC-MS out of five protocols.
It is worth noting that clones with dissimilar patterns may have arisen from different cell types (e.g., epidermis and guard cells) together in the leaf samples under examination, each displaying a distinct epigenetic behaviour.
Here we have explicitly addressed this when searching for systemic subnetwork markers: we employ a biclustering approach our markers may apply for several but not all cancer samples under examination.
The level of agreement between two tests was calculated as: (a + d)/ n, where a is the number of samples positive both by PCR and by culture, d is the number of samples negative by both methods and n is the total number of samples under examination [ 44, 45].
It is worth noting at this point that the various clones with dissimilar patterns displayed in the Kismeth schemes may have arisen from different cell types present together in the root samples under examination, with each having a distinct epigenetic behavior, as conjectured by Peng and Ecker (2012).
Let (alpha in {1 ldots (n-1)}) be the number of nearest neighbors of any sample under examination.
Before we may infer that artificial recombination acted upon the sample under examination, it is desirable to find a simple explanation for the apparently false mutations.
A non-responder analysis did not indicate relevant selection bias, so the sample under examination can be considered as population-based and representative.
Tensile strength determination is particularly relevant when TEOS treated samples are under examination, as the formed silica gel can either create chemical bonds with the samples, hence exerting a proper binding action, or else just deposit inside stone pores, hence not giving significant benefit in terms of cohesion [1].
Prunier (Abby et al. 2010) searches for potential lateral gene transfer events by identifying gene/protein trees that show well-supported incongruence with a reference organismal tree that has been pruned to give identical organismal sampling as the gene under examination.
