Sentence examples for a combined sample from inspiring English sources

And on Thursday and Friday, Aesa, No. 6 and Slow and Steady Wins the Race will have a combined sample sale with accessories, like a bronze pleat cuff ($315) and wedge clogs ($150) up to 70 percent off.

In early summer, 2010, a soil sample, consisting of a combined sample from five random points 0 10 cm deep, was collected from each vegetation sampling site.

Table 3 below reports fixed effects results as well as pooled OLS for comparison, for a combined sample of natives and first-generation immigrants.

Our aim was to study the expression of schizotypal traits by sex, age, and country in a combined sample gathered from 12 countries.

The thermal conductivity of coatings was successfully evaluated with the pulsed thermal imaging method using a combined sample of coatings and a substrate.

If a sample's abbreviation has an asterisk "*" after the name, it is a combined sample.

Average length (± SD) of a combined sample of 23 non-autonomous copies of GalileoG, GalileoN and GalileoK is 953 bp (±640 bp) [61].

In a further bid to identify candidate genes that display modified expression patterns associated with this phenotypic plasticity, we prepared a multifunctional cDNA array from a combined sample of facial and brain tissues of normal and bulgy morph tadpoles.

After performing the GWAS, a combined sample of cases, controls and family members (N = 2,256), including all the study participants in the GWAS, were included for genotyping the top ∼500 most significant SNPs based on genotyping budget.

Screening data from the selective primers was combined with results from our previous screening of 456 samples collected in September, 2006 and February, 2007 [18] to yield a combined sample and study group of 175 HRV-C positive samples originating from 130 different individuals, to which further results will refer.

Further analysis of rs702543 in a combined sample from three populations (Australian twins, Virginia Adult Twin registry, Netherlands twin families), using a measure of neuroticism that is similar to EPQ-N, showed a non-significant trend for an excess of the risk allele (A) in high neuroticism-score individuals.