The phrase "a sample resulting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sample that is produced or obtained as a consequence of a particular process or action.
Example: "The study provided a sample resulting from the experimental procedure, which was analyzed for further insights."
Alternatives: "a sample produced" or "a sample obtained".
This is different to ultimate tensile failure which is the point when catastrophic failure occurs within a sample resulting in two separate pieces.
Pre-enrichment has been a reliable technique used to increase the number of microorganisms in a sample, resulting in easier detection [ 22].
The Bernoulli model was run at a farm level for each baseline, treating farms submitting a sample resulting in a DNR as cases and farms submitting a sample that was diagnosed as a control, farms with both case and control submissions were included as both case and control.
From both colonies, we started with 10 wild-type and 10 bem1∆ cultures, which we evolved for one thousand generations by serial dilutions, regularly freezing down a sample, resulting (due to contamination) in nine surviving bem1∆ lineages and seven wild-type lineages.
Additionally, in order to improve the gene space coverage of the de novo transcriptome assembly we included a sample resulting from pooling different developmental stages and tissues from an additional plant of the same genotype, and the collected tissues were: leaf +1, shoot, and root; each after one and two months of growth under the same conditions described above.
Confirmation of the A sample result is needed for a doping violation to occur.
After receiving the "A" sample result, the player requested an analysis of the "B" sample, which also tested positive for a prohibited substance.
Generally, removing a sample resulted in deletion of a connection rather than inclusion of new connections.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: a: sample resulted positive in previous nested PCR b: samples resulted negative in nested PCR.
A good reproducibility was found when using a second sample, resulting in −97 kJ/mol.
A sample result is shown in Figure 10B.
