The phrase "a sample using a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific example or instance that employs a particular method or approach.
Example: "In this study, we will analyze a sample using a randomized selection process to ensure unbiased results."
Alternatives: "an example utilizing a" or "a specimen employing a".
It costs about $1 to screen a sample using a rat, compared with $10 for GeneXpert.
A study published in 2006 cracked 4% of the mnemonics in a sample using a dictionary based on song lyrics, film titles and the like.The upshot is that there is probably no right answer.
The purpose of the design was to develop a cartridge with the capability to perform nucleic acid extraction and purification from a sample using a chitosan membrane at an acidic pH.
Determination of oil and grease concentrations in effluent does not determine the presence of specific substances, but groups of substances that can be extracted from a sample using a particular effluent.
In its most simple form, this technique records the light spectrum from a beam reflected from or scattered by a sample using a spectrometer [15], across a surface by using a two-dimensional spatial scanner.
An X-ray beam provided by a low power Rh source operating at 35 kV and 800 μA is focused on a sample using a 6-mm focal distance polycapillary lens[16, 17].
Magnetizing fields of 2.5 T, 0.6 T, and 0.12 T were applied to the Z-, Y-, and X-axis respectively of a sample using an ASC Scientific IM-10 30 IM-10 30magnetimpulse
The starting point was random, and 12 15 slides were analyzed in a sample using an equal number of slides for the other half of the bone pair.
Instruments on the machines then identify the amount and the characteristics of chemicals present in a blood sample, using a technique called mass spectrometry.
InxGa1−xSb alloy crystal was grown under μG at the ISS using a GaSb (111 A/Te-doped InSb/GaSb (111 A/Te-doped sample usInSb/GaSbtical gradient freezing method.
Stanford scientists have shown that it's possible to simultaneously screen for dozens of cancer-associated mutations from a single blood sample using a multiple-gene panel.
