Sentence examples for samples with insufficient from inspiring English sources

The results showed that the synthesized materials consisted of ZrO2 and Al2O3 nanosized particles and they existed as amorphous phase in the samples with insufficient contents of ZrO2.

Samples with insufficient product after the first round of PCR were diluted 1 in 5 and re-amplified by nested PCR using the primers ITS1 and ITS4 (White et al. 1990).

The test results showed that the composite supports prepared by the chemical precipitation method existed as amorphous phase in the samples with insufficient contents of ZrO2, and the incorporation of ZrO2 into supports provided a better dispersion of NiMo species, which made their reductions become easier.

Samples with insufficient volume were screened at a higher dilution.

Samples with insufficient volumes of serum were excluded from the analysis.

Samples with insufficient volume to obtain a stable chemical measurement were excluded from this analysis.

A saturation analysis was first performed on each preprocessed and aligned sample (BAM file) to ensure sufficient coverage depth (and therefore reproducibility): any sample with insufficient depth (based on saturation correlation <0.90) was excluded from further analyses.

Creatinine is included as a predictor rather than used to adjust urinary concentrations in linear modeling as recommended by Barr et al. One individual provided a urine sample with insufficient volume for creatinine analysis so values from this participant are not used in analyses with creatinine.

Of these samples those with insufficient material for detailed histological assessment of renal damage and inflammation score (see below) were excluded.

For the samples with an insufficient Y-SNP calling quality, namely all the sixty eight 1000 Genomes samples and three other Khoisan genome samples, only the vertical algorithm revealed results as the horizontal algorithm always stopped at the root.

The appraisal indicated that the evidence-base presented with a number of methodological limitations, most strikingly the recruitment of small sample sizes with insufficient power (Tables 4, 5).