Sentence examples for samples we believe from inspiring English sources

Since the observed positive rate of the marker is very low in the control samples, we believe that the SEPT9 marker will perform well in future prospective clinical studies when measured in CRC screening population.

Although miRNA expression in induced cell lines is not necessarily the same as clinical samples, we believe that the differentially expressed miRNA identified in this study would provide good candidates for further functional evaluation.

Because it encompasses a large number of participants drawn from multiple samples, we believe it is the best current estimate of the degree of regional cortical thinning in mild AD.

However, given the known low MTB culture yield from childhood samples, we believe our results are an acceptable reflection of the burden of PTB in severe pneumonia cases in our setting.

Although we were unable to demonstrate rises in antibody titers because of a lack of paired acute-phase and convalescent-phase serum samples, we believe that the isolation of fusogenic orthoreoviruses, the presence of antibody to the viruses, and epidemiologic information suggest that orthoreoviruses were possibly associated with the patients' upper respiratory tract infections.

Overall, despite the regional character and the generalization limitation, and without being able to ensure that results would be the same in other samples, we believe that our results add valuable insights into the nature and consequences of misreporting of BMI and misclassification of obesity.

Despite the limited sample, we believe this study provides relevant information to improve reproductive-health services for HIV-infected women.

Because of the variability in our data (Sjödin et al. (2004) and the regionalized sampling, we believe such a conclusion may be premature.

However, despite the limitations imposed by our sample, we believe that the format used for this workshop can serve as a model for other research groups who wish to generate and prioritize research questions.

Extrapolating the proportion of true cases (3.8%) identified from this sample, we believe that ≈14 additional cases would have been identified through review of BCBST claims data during the 2.5-year study period.

Despite a degree of sampling uncertainty e.g. mycobacteria trapped in sediments or biofilms may have escaped sampling, we believe that the culture method used was suitable since it supported isolation of 16 Mycobacterium spp. isolates and of M. bovis from all spiked water samples.