The phrase "a sample that does" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sample that performs a specific action or meets a certain criterion.
Example: "We need to analyze a sample that does exhibit the desired characteristics for our study."
Alternatives: "a sample which performs" or "a sample that demonstrates".
Importantly, a sample that does not consist of either nephrite or jadeite is simply not jade.
Table 4 reports GBL and LBG effects estimated from a sample that does not include firms that are HGF in terms of both TFP and size.
That this excludes XYZ depends upon its being the case that a sample that does not share the 'important physical properties' of our sample cannot be of the same kind.
The left hand diagram represents a sample that fits well into the class model, and so can be regarded as in control, and the right hand a sample that does not fit well and is out of control.
He said that a sample that doesn't represent the country's geographic diversity could miss important environmental exposures that affect health.
The blank sample is a sample that does not contain analyte but has a matrix that is identical to that of the average analyzed sample.
However, in spite of the overall broad coverage of species, a preliminary examination of some of the proteins revealed a sample that did not include species that we predicted would contain the proteins.
Absence of DNA contamination was confirmed by testing the amplification of all genes on a sample that did not receive reverse transcriptase.
As a background control, we quantified data collected in parallel on a sample that did not have a tethered radical source but was otherwise treated identically (gray bars, Figure 2D).
The percentage inhibitory activity of RT inhibitors (extracts) was calculated by comparing with a sample that did not contain an inhibitor using following formula: (2) % Inhibition = 100 − A WI / A WOI × 100 Where AWI is absorbance of control and AWOI is absorbance of sample solution.
However, this study may have limitations that may influence its interpretation and generalizability arising from the use of a convenience sample that does not represent the Nigerian adult population.
