The phrase "a sample for all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sample that is intended to be representative or accessible to everyone.
Example: "The study provided a sample for all, ensuring that diverse perspectives were included in the research."
Alternatives: "a sample for everyone" or "a sample accessible to all".
Currently, to determine the Y chromosomal haplogroup of a sample for a broad population study, all required binary markers are still genotyped individually or in limited multiplexes by RFLP, SNaPshot, TaqMan or even by direct sequencing [ 7, 19, 20].
DNA from a single mouse from a different Tg mouse line [B6.Cg-Mapttm1HndTg MAPT* 1Gds] was used as a calibrator sample for all assay plates.
As the sample will represent a selected group of children from low SES areas rather than a random sample for all socioeconomic groups, there is evidence that attrition and movement of students will be greater in this sample.
Also, aRNA generated from total RNA extracted from P. yoelii mixed blood stage parasites was labeled simultaneously and used as a reference sample for all hybridizations.
To prevent selection bias, we aim at a representative sample for all GP practices in the Netherlands.
Amplification plots for a representative sample for all five genes are shown in Supplementary Figure 2 (see Additional file 3).
The sample size justification of 74 participants has been previously described, for the primary outcome analysis [ 13], and was used as a convenience sample for all secondary analyses.
The figure indicates the decay in recovery error as a function of sample size for all the algorithms.
A sample size of 12 individuals per species was proposed by [164], but it has been correctly asserted that a reference sequence sample for all species seems pointless without taking the evolutionary characteristics of each species into account [165].
