Sentence examples for a living sample from inspiring English sources

Professor Cope Brian Averss) has discovered a deadly species of cobra, and wears a living sample around his neck.

The mouse ear pinna was used as a living sample in the experiments with the goal to visualize and quantify the blood flow with microcirculatory tissue beds.

Second, in order to increase the possibility of generalization, this association should be studied also in a free living sample.

Using light sheet technology enabled them to get fast, high resolution images while being gentle on the living sample.

This was followed by generating the NL-GS inside the living sample (see red spot on Figs. 6b, 6e and 6h) to correct for the focusing aberrations.

Functioning was measured via the Groningen Activity Restriction Scale (GARS; Kempen, Miedema, Ormel, & Molenaar, 1996), which consists of 18 items assessing (instrumental) activities of daily living; sample Cronbach α = 0.94.

Because both abnormalities increase with age, we sought to evaluate the association of fetuin-A with incident CVD and possible effect modification by type 2 diabetes in the Cardiovascular Health Study (CHS), a community-living sample of older adults with long-term follow-up and adjudicated CVD events.

(b) Relative (to mock control) levels of cells with mHTT aggregates (bars) with GFP tags following 24 h seeding with CSF from blinded PREDICT living samples (bracketed), and autopsy HD and controls (HD#, Ctl#; converted data from Figure 4b), reordered for clarity.

However, the high light intensities needed for these forms of 'nanoscopy', combined with relatively slow imaging speeds, can be problematic when imaging living samples.

The living samples were stained by 10 μg/mL Rhodamine123 dissolved in PBS buffer (containing 10-13% mannitol at pH 7.4) for 10 min at room temperature, and washed three times with PBS buffer.

The in-patients with cancer reported more anxiety than the healthy community sample but not more than the community-living sample with a chronic illness other than cancer.