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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sample for studying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specimen or example that is intended for analysis or examination in a research or educational context.
Example: "The researchers collected a sample for studying the effects of the new drug on patients."
Alternatives: "a specimen for analysis" or "an example for examination".
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One-dimensional nanocrystal, for instance, a NW can serve as a sample for studying the low-dimensional phenomena and is potentially a building block for the complex nanodevices.
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We then generated a sample for study by including the 50 individuals from population 1, 50 admixed individuals, and a variable number of individuals (x) from population 2 (x ∈ {5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50}).
Peripheral blood monocytes (PBMs) are the precursors of osteoclasts [ 59], and thus represent an important sample for studying the molecular mechanisms of osteoporosis in vivo.
We, therefore, think that this represents a reasonable sampling for studying basic evolutionary relationships within the Thecostraca.
A total of 80 students were randomly selected as a sample for this study.
However, the SAPREL technology would allow in future studies a sample for in-depth study to be purposively sampled and therefore to be more representative of the population under study.
Bootstrap is a re-sampling method for studying the variation of an estimated quantity based on available sample data [ 21].
Fig. 2 Scheme of welded joint of PE-80/PE-100 pipeetypesne pipe types with position of a sample for X-ray study.
It can be challenging to meet these conditions in a sample for a metabolomic study that is composed of hundreds or thousands of compounds.
A total of 22,085 subjects provided written informed consent and provided a blood sample for study participation.
"Without the experimental exercise the students will never learn how to trap a gaseous sample for study," Professor Avila said.
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