Sentence examples for samples which tend from inspiring English sources
Electric grinders are then used to scour dirt from the surface of the bone samples, which tend to absorb colouring and stains from the surrounding earth and from the clothing covering the corpse.
Some of his polling gains in recent months could be attributed to shifts in polls from registered voter samples to likely voter samples, which tend to move a few points in the Republican direction due to likely voter demographics.
Fibrils formed under quiescent conditions were longer (Figure 2A and 2B) than those in agitated samples, which tend to cluster together (Figue 2C and 2D).
Besides, cell lines are purer than tumor samples, which tend to be contaminated with stromal cells [ 4].
This editing is not required when using this software with BAL samples, which tend to have few other cells or debris.
Thus, the positive effects of TSF interventions relative to control conditions may be more apparent in European detox samples, which tend to have a lower baseline TSG exposure.
Some fluctuation can be observed in the magnitude of refractive index and absorption coefficient of samples which tends to zero when the thickness of the films is increased.
By PCA of data for all probe sets, which represents the samples three dimensionally according to the global gene expression profile, the FTC and the fvPTC diffuse (or multinodular) also formed a group apart from the other tumours and normal thyroid samples, which tended to cluster together (Supplementary Figure 1; Supplementary Movie 1).
However, this locus tended to deviate from HWE in the UHF sample, which tended to exhibit more cows with the heterozygous genotype than expected (Table 1).
If you want a wedding dress from a quality brand, look for when they hold sample sales, which tend to occur during the fall season.
Although feasible, the sampling of gibbons in the wild is challenging and often limited to the acquisition of fecal samples [ 20], which tend to produce DNA in low concentration and quality that can impede analyses, though new developments in sequencing technologies can improve the ability to use such samples [ 77].
