Sentence examples for technical origin from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, although measurement noise is significant, the majority of variation (∼70%) is of biological rather than technical origin, confirming that intraclonal heterogeneity is not simply a measurement artifact.
These data indicated that the variance of expression of ribosomal protein genes caused by replication within one tissue (both of biological and technical origin) was much smaller than the variation between tissues.
A near identical peak substructure was identified excluding fragmentation bias as the origin of the observed patterns and indicating that the observed substructure has a biological rather than technical origin (Fig. 2B), however effects of PCR amplification and/or variation in context-dependent sequencing efficiency cannot be excluded as factors that contribute to the observed patterns.
Therefore, approximately 80% of the overall measured variation was of biological rather than technical origin.
A total of 3,054 (32%) alarms were of technical origin or static alarms and were not considered.
This variability was truly brought about by variability in sample composition and was greater than the variability of technical origin.
Watermark Medical traces its technical origins to the work of Dr. Philip Westbrook, a Stanford-educated sleep expert who led the sleep disorder centers at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., and at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
In this week's Riff, Michael Erard recounts the history of Web site comments and explains how their technical origins has shaped the actual commentary we've come to expect as usual today.
According to the terms of reference, the investigation would cover technical (origins of the explosion, extent of damages) as well as organisational issues, as defined by SEVESO II safety management system requirements.
Indeed, as we shall see, market medicine probably accounts for its later prominence and professional form but not for its technical origins.
Such a solution claims to address unwanted effects but leaves untouched their non-technical origins.
