The phrase "a single sample with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific instance or example that is accompanied by something else, such as data or information.
Example: "The study was conducted using a single sample with a diverse demographic to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "one sample containing" or "a lone sample with".
For toxicogenomics, pooling RNA of samples treated by different compounds could in the same way summarize these compounds to a single sample with average signals per class.
This approach limited the number of analyses required and was amenable to testing multiple genetic targets simultaneously (i.e., spiking a single sample with multiple microorganisms).
Up to 2.0 mg of precipitate has been run as a single sample with no detectable ill-effects such as poor combustion, double peaks or extended peak tailing during isotopic analysis.
The final COD was measured for a single sample with DF = 10 after the experiment was over (t = 120 h), and the value of Y was calculated for this sample from Eq. (27) assuming that O x = 1.45.
The work starts out with a few poundings of the bass drum with a dusty electronic swiping, and then the addition of a deeper, more rounded, and fast-paced hammering of a single sample with hi-hats forming into triples lagging and taking their breath to keep up with the rest of the team as the piece begins its transformation into an almost beck and call between the down and up-tuned samples.
In these assays, thousands of SNPs are assayed from a single sample with an array readout.
This was studied using microarrays with cDNA and oligonucleotide probes by hybridizing with a single sample labelled with four dyes (a quadruple self-hybridization or further stated as self-hybridization).
A time-dependent and size-dependent stability study was conducted consuming only a single sample canister with 80 mg of amorphous indomethacin particles suspended in HFA-134a.
However, when a single sample pair with an extreme difference in proliferation was excluded, significant differences were observed for both 200 and 1000 cancer cells.
Tissues collected from a single sample date with the greatest water potential difference between well-watered and water deficit stressed plants were used for all nucleic acid analyses.
We evaluated the sensitivity and specificity of characterizing exposure based on a single sample compared with all available samples using women who had three to five repeated urine samples over 8 weeks (n = 26) (Table 5).
