Sentence examples for systematic size from inspiring English sources
Further, there is no systematic size effect with respect to KTT activities.
The median particle sizes for all the Au x Pd y alloys were in the 2.9 4.6 nm range, and did not show any discernable systematic size trend with colloid composition.
The reduction of the SUVmax in the MAF data is clearly size dependent and becomes substantial for small lesions, while there is no systematic size dependency of the reduction in the BF data.
This general strategy has broad implications for the systematic size, shape and regio-chemical control of a wide range of dendritic nanostructures, many of which may be designed to mimic the sizes, shapes and regio specific chemo-domains observed for globular proteins.
Aside from this difference imparted by the method of enrichment, the barcode experiments appear remarkably consistent with systematic size determinations given the differences in methodology.
These strains have moderate systematic size phenotypes, with average mean cell sizes 0.25 SD smaller and 0.3 SD larger than the population average, and thus represent bona fide whi and lge mutants, respectively (not shown).
Finally, as can be seen from Experiment 6, the reliability of our methods is robust to the addition of even large (systematic) sizing errors in the optical map.
This trend can be observed when the systematic cell size data is displayed as a heat map of cell size distributions and compared to lge and whi strains identified by barcode experiments (Figure 3E).
As a test case, we undertook systematic cell size analysis of the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae genome-wide deletion collection by size separation of the deletion pool followed by determination of strain abundance in size fractions by barcode arrays.
Given the importance of this issue, it is surprising how often researchers fail to perform any systematic sample size calculations before embarking on a study.
Where the population and number of schools are above these thresholds, cluster sampling is used and the calculated (systematic) sample size is multiplied by a cluster-sample design effect of two.
