The phrase "a more recent sample" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a sample that has been collected or produced more recently than another sample.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that a more recent sample provided more accurate results than the previous one."
Alternatives: "a newer sample" or "a later sample".
None of the GPs from the first cohort were using a computer, while all of the GPs our more recent sample did.
Studies with more recent sample periods mainly focus on the unconditional lagged relation.
Interestingly, the only multiple sample from any of the patients, head and neck samples 11 and 12, are sequential samples of which only the more recent sample showed significant levels of anti-p53 antibodies.
It could be argued that recency judgments amount to a simple test of relative familiarity in that the older object has been forgotten or the memory trace for that object is weaker, so that animals treat the old object as novel relative to the one seen in the more recent sample phase.
The first iteration of samples prepared for sequencing had a QC pass rate of ~30%; more recent samples had a pass rate of >50%.
Deposits were dated to between 35,000 and 700 years BP. 13C isotopic data revealed a trend toward enriched values in older samples (− 14.21‰) in which C4 plants dominated and a relative impoverishment of the values in more recent samples (− 26.9‰ to − 27.9‰).
This revealed that the Dd2-type deletion allele had a high frequency (72%, the major allele within 44 of 61 clinical infection samples genotyped), similar to that in the more recent samples from the same area.
Historical specimens, when available, can provide new insight into the distribution and evolution of pathogens that may not be discernible from more recent samples.
Focusing on more recent samples, these differences appear to be fairly constant.
