Sentence examples for samples we extended from inspiring English sources

As HPV-16 was the most common type found in those samples, we extended the type-specific analysis and the most relevant results are shown in Table 2. a) C/N: Carriers/Non carriers; b) OR: Odds Ratio; c) CI: Confidence Interval; d) Adjusted for age and ethnic group.

To enable plausible movement away from and between the pre-rendered viewpoint samples, we extend the idea of parametric textures to parametric environment maps.

Using stored samples (4), we extended this study by investigating the effects of these agents on LpA-I and LpA-I A-II particLpA-I A-IIs.

To compute a sampling distribution, we extended the Shape Set to compute a Monte Carlo estimate of the power emitted per triangle.

To discriminate whether the discrepancy between EpCAM mRNA and protein level is a true biologic difference or arises from tissue sample composition, we extended our analysis to in vitro cell culture models.

In order to keep the numerical errors from masking the "exact" effect of thickening the spectrum, we forced the software to optimize its calculation strategy (adaptive Monte-Carlo integration), detecting oscillations in the integrand and adapting the sampling requirements, and we extended evaluation time beyond the usual limits (by dropping the in-built restrictions on the recursion depths).

In order to obtain a larger sample, we have extended the survey to three months.

We extended our sample size by using the subset of samples common between the qPCR and SNP datasets, 747 cases and 727 controls, to train a k-nearest neighbour (knn) classifier to predict KIR3DL1/3DS1 copy number using the R and θ signals from ImmunoChip SNPs.

To rule out any unpredictable effect of MRI on behaviour we extended the sample to include a scan naïve sample prenatally exposed to saline or polyI C.

To assess DIF when one-time and repeated testing are compared, we extended the sample of the N = 141 students by including parts of the sample of the N = 239 students whose data had been used in the stage of item selection in the test development process (see Fig. 1).

Here, we extended the sampling design of the previous mitochondrial analyses (COI) to the north-Western Mediterranean basin (a region from which genetic information is lacking) in order to understand the genetic variability of P. nobilis at a broader scale, improving thus the coverage of the current geographic range.