Sentence examples for samples with too from inspiring English sources

To account for both, we derived the distribution of segment counts for a cohort and outlier samples (with too few or too many segments) were excluded from UBP generation.

It appears that PAC detection of the EGFRvIII isoform is determined by the overall expression level of EGFR transcripts in combination with the ratio of EGFRvIII and wild-type EGFR transcripts, where samples with too high EGFR transcript levels may escape PAC detection due to saturation of the probe sets involved.

The noninformative samples included unrepresentative samples, samples with too few tumor cells (<300 cells per case), and lost samples.

Non-informative samples included lost samples, unrepresentative samples, samples with too few tumor cells, and samples with inappropriate staining; such were not used in data complication.

The non-informative TMA samples included unrepresentative samples, samples with too few tumor cells (<300 cells per case) and lost samples.

Most samples with too few sequences to be included in the final datasets (i.e., failures) were collected at early time points (e.g., days 0 and 3) when microbial biomass was likely low.

From among this initial set, we dismissed three datasets that included treated samples, four datasets without control samples, five with too many missing values (more than 50% of missing values) and three generated with two-channel arrays.

Given the sizes of samples regularly produced for enzymology studies, this volume of solvent renders a sample with concentrations too low for study by NMR, or too expensive in terms of sample production.

Samples or features with too many missing values should be excluded while the rest can be imputed by appropriate computational methods that best suit the experimental data of interest, including replacement by a small value that is half of the minimum positive value in the input data table, mean or median, k-nearest neighbor, probabilistic principal component analysis and others.

As the multiplex is intended for use with samples too degraded for conventional profiling, a computer program was specifically developed to aid interpretation.

Also holding back progress are those who claim that Perry and ABC are experiments with samples too small to accurately predict widespread impact and return on investment.