The phrase "a sample success" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific instance or example of success, often in a context where you are illustrating a point or providing evidence.
Example: "The project was a sample success, demonstrating the effectiveness of our new strategy."
Alternatives: "an example of success" or "a case of success".
For example, the widely utilized TaqMan® assay has a high sample success rate, with excellent repeatability and cluster separation [ 14] but requires fluorescence-labeled probes, making the assay cost prohibitive for large numbers of assays.
Preliminary results for the first 80,301 saliva-derived DNA samples from the RPGEH demonstrate very high quality genotypes, with sample success rates above 94% and over 98% of successful samples having SNP call rates exceeding 98%.
With better sampling and/or sample success, patterns observed so far only in eastern or western chimpanzee populations could be evaluated for central chimpanzees.
If the sample success rate is extremely low or if samples are difficult to detect and/or chimpanzee density is low, genetic monitoring with opportunistic samples collected over a short period of time may not be feasible.
Saliva volume, DNA purity and turbidity were significantly associated with a sample's genotyping success or failure and together accounted for 18.6% of the variance in sample success.
All SNPs yielded genotype data, and the study sample success rate was 99.1%.
All SNPs yielded usable genotyping data and the study sample success rate was 99% [See Additional file 1].
For the 53 SNPs that fulfilled the quality control criteria, the sample success rate was 96.7% and the average genotype call rate in these samples was 99.7%.
The average sample success rate (i.e. the percentage of successfully genotyped SNPs per DNA sample) was 86.5% and 88.4% for the G2 and the F2 mapping populations, respectively.
