Sentence examples for selection and observation from inspiring English sources

The implemented original FPGA-based emulation platform offers an efficient interface channel to a host workstation and a GUI software with an embedded viewer for dynamic signal selection and observation.

This quality appraisal system generally agrees with other appraisal tools upon most important, well-known, flaws as selection- and observation bias and confounding [ 15, 16].

Few studies fulfill the criteria of good study design because of small sample size, insensitive measures of effect, selection, recall, and observation bias, weak if any control of confounding factors, bad definition of exposure, inability to analyze a dose-response relationship, and inadequate statistical analysis.

In summary, we suggest that, as predicted by population genetic theory, a reduction in Ne in self-fertilizing species seems to be a parsimonious and coherent explanation of the observations of reductions in the efficacy of selection and the observation of lower levels of silent diversity observed in A. thaliana and C. rubella.

It is currently unclear what would drive this selection and this observation clearly needs to be verified in further studies.

In vitro selection experiments and observations concerning natural ribozymes have demonstrated that the range of catalytic capacities of RNA is larger and more promising than previously thought [ 10- 14].

Prior to the actual site selection and field work, observation was made using reconnaissance field trips throughout the two districts to assess the general overview of the invasion and distribution of S. obtusifolia.

Footprint Service: A search by position or object name overlays the footprints of Chandra Observations on Digital Sky Survey images, allowing further selection and retrieval of observations.

MS performed the selection of patients, conducted treatment and observation during the period of the study, collected of the study results data, participated in writing of the manuscript.

The relative contributions of selection and mutation to the observation of parallel evolution remain unresolved, but our data help shed some light on the role of mutation in generating standing variation.

The protocol standardizes how surveys are conducted to ensure local seat belt use surveys are reasonably consistent and provides guidance for the selection of observation locations, survey procedures, and data summary and reporting.