Sentence examples for samples which suggest from inspiring English sources
Since the dynamic intensity range of our data set is {1 8642} we conclude that there are no expression of these genes in our samples which suggest a minimal glial contamination from the LMD.
GRB2 and GATA6 were expressed in all samples, which suggest that primitive endoderm differentiation may already be active in day 7 embryos.
However, this is not in accordance with our findings on pH in venous serum samples, which suggest a slightly lower pH in Pakistanis.
Even though samples were collected as clean as possible, changes in lactate and citrate were identified in the refrigerated samples, which suggest microbial contamination.
With these limitations, we observed that class-3 semaphorins (A G) and their receptors NRP1/NRP2 as well as SEMA4D and VEGF expressions were heterogeneous between samples, which suggest a differential expression of these genes between tumours.
The magnitude of impedance at 1 kHz has significantly increased in 24 h post-implant for stimulated samples, which suggests the formation of hemocyte encapsulation.
Absorbances attributed to aliphatic hydrocarbon and amide functional groups were enhanced in many personal and indoor samples, which suggested the influence of indoor sources in these homes.
However, there is a higher occurrence of irregularly shaped aggregates of small round granules in older samples which suggests degradation or damage to melanosomes occurs with age.
The derivative revealed extended stability in spiked plasma samples which suggests a potential to employ the described procedure for glucose analysis and detection in biological samples.
Only one of the known human metabolites (norfluoxetine) was found in the aeration samples, which suggests other degradation products than those formed by the human metabolism.
However, only a small (002) peak is observed in sample 2, while no obvious peaks are observed in the other samples, which suggests that ZnO crystallization is suppressed with ZnO films getting thinner.
