Sentence examples similar to a readily available sample from inspiring English sources

Some datapoints did not have associated or readily available sample sizes N: for these datapoints we estimated N using available evidence in the publication.

Hitherto, there are relatively few studies that have examined associations between common SNPs and CVM and, perhaps because of a lack of readily available samples derived from epidemiological studies, most investigators have studied only small numbers of patients.

The use of peripheral blood as a readily available biological sample to investigate pathobiological mechanisms of acute allograft rejection is an active area of research.

In our experience, a readily available DNA sample and cheap sequencing are necessary but insufficient ingredients for the success of sequencing projects that aim to produce de novo assemblies.

The choice of Rawalpindi district was made on the grounds of readily available sampling frame, logistic reasons and the fact that it is one of the big districts in Punjab province of Pakistan.

The lack of readily available samples for the Hoolock genus and our limited number of samples of Nomascus relative to Hylobates make it inappropriate for us to attempt statistical tests or draw strong conclusions concerning comparisons of diversity among gibbon genera.

In addition, dust sampling, which often is a readily available matrix for sampling multiple agents in epidemiological studies, including hopanes as demonstrated in this study, does not represent similar constraints (e.g. logistics) as those imposed by particle infiltration measurements.

qmax leads the denominator of the approximate standard error in (16) to be 0. We have introduced a framework to compute the uncertainty bounds of the final epidemic size that employs the Wald approximation, an approach motivated by the absence of a readily available methodology to estimate the sample size of post-epidemic seroepidemiological studies.

Archival formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) cancer tissue samples are a readily available resource for microRNA (miRNA) biomarker identification.

A readily available mobile phone.

I did it with a readily available walkie-talkie.