Sentence examples for samples we describe from inspiring English sources
These classifiers were applied on the test samples we describe below.
24 Since our two research questions require different samples, we describe the analytic samples and procedures in two parts.
As the two study questions addressed in this investigation require different population samples, we describe the analytic samples and procedures in two parts.
In a previous report of JAK2 mutation profiles in a series of >10,000 patient samples, we described detection of a novel deletion of JAK2 exon 14 (Δexon14) along with other JAK2 mutations in exons 12 through 15, using bi-directional mRNA sequencing technology [7].
When it is not completely contained within the sample, we describe quasi-steady combustion waves which change slowly in time due to the increasing buoyant flux as the combustion wave penetrates farther and farther into the sample.
When it is totally contained in the sample, we describe traveling wave solutions whose shape does not change in time, provided there is no net production of gas in the reaction.
In addition, to further optimize the sampling, we describe a preconditioning scheme, which permits to treat each field degree of freedom individually with regard to the evolution through the auxiliary field configuration space.
In a manually reviewed sub-sample, we describe how pneumonia-related and uncertainty terms influence report interpretation.
Using this sample, we describe 96.4 Mbp in 2,250 contigs, which represents ~9% more of the genome in ~85% fewer contigs from ~80% less starting material.
Using a population-based sample, we described the patterns of CAM usage in adults with asthma, and further examined the association between CAM use, asthma control and controller medication intake.
Although these studies should be replicated in a larger cohort of samples, here we describe a list of miRNAs that could be good candidates in future biomarker studies in MS and at least two more with potential to be good markers to characterize the relapse status.
