This implies that counting more than Ñ points merely reduces the uncertainty in estimated compositions of (sub) specimens, but it does not lead to a better prediction of the composition of the lithosome from which the specimens are derived.
Immunohistochemical p53 expression might detect up to 89% of TP53 point mutations in breast carcinoma specimens, although it does not always correlate with specific mutations in exons 5 to 9 [ 34, 49].
Although the modified version of the hypodermic needle with an elongated hub may allow slightly more specimen yield, it does not retain the entire specimen retrieved during the process.
There is one beautiful cream silk dress embroidered in purple which Mrs Rabbit regards as such a perfect specimen, dating as it does from 1840, that she is saving it for the Victoria and Albert.
The model which is based on William-Warnke fails in properly predicting the specimen behavior, as it does not allow the concrete to take any load after crushing.
While the use of UV light does provide a better contrast between some elements of the specimen and others, it does not always reveal differences between elements of a certain kind.
A sorbitol-nonfermenting colony was recovered from a stool specimen, but it did not react with E. coli O157 antiserum.
On the contrary, in Tan's study the length of the incision mentioned for the laparoscopic group was the incision to extract the specimen and it did not include the cumulative length of all the trocar incisions [ 37].
While there are reasons why investigators offer optimistic estimates of how long specimens will be stored, it does not appear that many consider it appropriate to discuss this in connection with how long their funding period is or, indeed, how the financing of biobanking is organized.
Now, in Butler's breeding program, if a germplasm specimen doesn't increase yield by at least 1%, it doesn't get greenlit for advancement to commercial production.
