The phrase "a common sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a typical or representative example of something, often in contexts like research, statistics, or analysis.
Example: "In our study, we collected data from a common sample of participants to ensure the results were representative of the larger population."
Alternatives: "a typical example" or "a standard specimen".
Shifts in a chain stem of a crystallite in a common sample are initiated at the interface to an amorphous region through extended thermal motion of the chain stem in the amorphous region.
A recent collective study [18] intended to establish a benchmark for thermal conductivity measurements by comparing the results obtained from a common sample delivered to many reference laboratories.
CONCLUSIONS: The structured consensus method was a feasible and fair mechanism for choosing candidate tests, and direct comparison of beta battery tests in a common sample allowed selection of a final consensus battery.
Predictor-specific missing values were consistent across all adjusted models and therefore a common sample size for events and trials exists for models contained in Tables 2 and 3 as well as all web tables.
Similar scales can be attained simply by constructing the standard curves from a common sample containing same concentrations of A and B. If such standard curves is used then it is unnecessary to estimate the actual (NCq A/ NCq B-term.
The 3 E. coli like colonies selected from each stool were pooled into a common sample tube and template DNA was prepared from the pooled colonies.
Latin hypercube sampling is first compared with a common sampling procedure (simple random sampling) in LU decomposition simulation.
For the assessment of ground vegetation on the European scale, a minimum, single-scale approach (with a common sampling area of 400-m2) isuggesteded to produce sets of presence absence and relative cover data.
Practically, the colocated DACs are driven by a common sampling clock with frequency of 1/T.
The reference frequency is chosen as kHz, which is a common sampling frequency for speech.
The US-RX compensates the time/frequency offset for each user, but it deploys a common sampling phase for all the subchannels of a given user.
