Understanding the sample size required to prove or disprove the hypothesis is important before undertaking a genotyping project, and consultation with a biostatistician or an epidemiologist is recommended.
The large fraction of samples in our cohort with this poor quality underscores the importance of understanding the sample-specific DNA characteristics to ensure accurate downstream NGS interpretation.
It's built around Archer's climate text, "Global Warming: Understanding the Forecast" (sample chapter).
We can start to think about sampling and understanding the ocean on the same scales at which we sample and understand the atmosphere.
Interviewees described three problematic aspects of data sharing arising out of this isolation, namely the relation to informed consent and ethics approval; understanding the intentions and values of unknown secondary data users; and understanding the cultural background of sample donors.
The flexibility of the DNP instrument centered around the QO MW bridge will provide an efficient means to collect DNP data that is crucial for understanding the relationship between experimental and sample conditions, and the DNP performance.
As in the OXVASC study (section entitled "Understanding the Provenance of Populations and Sample Selection"), this requires excellent links between hospital and community services.
Hence, defining clearly what an appropriate sample is for a given LQR study and understanding the trajectory of this sample over time are highly important considerations.
However, as with all sampling, understanding the physical nature of the object of study can significantly improve the sampling plan.
Based on this pre-survey rational, as well as understanding, the sample localities/the survey sites were selected.
