They exhibit a reversible phase separation whereby samples remain soluble below a transition temperature (Tt) but form amorphous coacervates above Tt.
Twenty-five-gauge diagnostic pars plana core vitreous surgery was done whereby sample demonstrated a large number of AFB on Ziehl-Neelsen stain and auramine-rhodamine stain.
In the second stage, we stratified the community into mixed-farming, agro-pastoral, semi-pastoral and pastoral, whereby sample households were selected from each stratum randomly.
Instead, a simpler method was applied whereby sample plots whose centres lay outside the stand were included in any sample only if they intersected the stand boundary (Flewelling and Iles 2004, Schmid-Haas 1982).
We point out the difficulty in accurately estimating the treatment effect midway through a trial, and we encourage the use of a simple, conservative approach whereby sample size can be increased but not decreased from what was originally planned.
The cornerstone of the LBNL effort was its development of a test method, whereby samples of drywall were placed in a chamber, and its emissions, measured in micrograms per square meter per hour, were recorded.
To correct for multiple testing, we estimated the False Discovery Rate (FDR) using two approaches: the q-value approach [71] and a permutation-based approach whereby sample labels were permuted a large number of times (>1000).
Inspired by the assay for the binding of prions to steel surfaces [27], we developed an in situ assay, whereby samples of arable sandy-loam (ASL -incubated (for 1 h) with diseASL -incubatedogenates-are probed with anti-PrP antibody to visualise directly the major component oforrions, PrPSc, sorbed onto soil particles.
Sampling was cross-sectional whereby samples were collected from apparently healthy rhinos immobilized for translocation or tagging.
We assume the TGP convention whereby samples are sequenced separately to uniform depths [ 6, 7], instead of being pooled first.
