Sentence examples for samples yielding a from inspiring English sources

Both RT-LAMP and RT-PCR detected HRSV in 38 HRSV samples, yielding a positive rate of 49%.

Once the final target of 100 scanning sessions was reached, the final revised stopping criterion was to obtain 48 blood draws (since the RNA-sequencing was performed in batches of six samples), yielding a total of 104 scanning sessions.

Representative samples yielding a reliable value for the lava flow are lacking but a value of 2400 kg m−3 is used, a reasonable value for lava that has experienced considerable water interaction (e.g. ref. 42).

This study presents a successful application of the authors' method to the analysis of coal samples, yielding a complete stress strain curve under tensile stress.

It is demonstrated that good accuracy can be achieved with BEA even with reduced samples, yielding a saving in 25% in number of analyses required to generate the EDP|IM relationship.

Alternatively, a p-value is obtained by taking the proportion of bootstrap samples yielding a statistic greater than or equal to the statistic computed on the original data.  .

NPA samples had the highest diagnostic yield with 192/210 (91.4%) samples yielding an organism.

This derivation involves an invertible linear transformation of the received samples, yielding an observation vector of which a number of components are (nearly) independent of the unknown information-bearing data symbols.

The ROC curve suggests that the EL concentration was discriminant in distinguishing the gastric cancer samples from the non-gastric cancer samples, yielding an AUC greater than 0.9 (Figure 2B C).

This process was repeated to obtain 200 bootstrap samples, yielding an empirical distribution of D'.

In total, 21,572 mutations were identified in the 100 samples, yielding an average of 215 mutations per patient.