Sentence examples for testing yields from inspiring English sources

Extracting all genes exhibiting differential expression in any pairwise comparison at a P-value of 10-3 (adjusted for multiple testing) yields a total of 5,307 genes (68% of the genome).

The scientists say prostate-cancer testing yields numerous false positive results, which contribute to over one million prostate biopsies a year.

Testing yields essential, valuable knowledge about school performance, but its exaggerated use distorts teaching and ignores the broader purpose of education.

It appears that step testing yields results that are within the statistical limits of conventional S N curve results and therefore is a valid method for generating endurance limits and therefore Haigh diagrams for Ti 6Al 4V specimens.

After the expert networks converge, training achieves an accuracy of nearly 90% for both the spatial and temporal networks while testing yields 72 and 76%, which indicates overfitting.

While BR testing yields results similar to other techniques, and A-delta fibres are involved in the mediation of the R3 component, reduced R3 thresholds probably reflect CS in the trigeminal circuits and may be a reliable measure of CS.

Genetic testing yielded no answers.

Binomial proportion testing yielded 95% confidence limits of 21%and79%9%.

Using HIV surveillance data for targeted, community-based HCV testing yielded a high prevalence of untreated HCV cases.

The results of this testing yielded a mean specificity of 99.7% and an accuracy of 92.2%.

Testing for Wegener granulomatosis by antineutrophilic cytoplasmic and myeloperoxidase antibody testing yielded negative results.