The phrase "a unique sample for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific example or instance that is distinct or one-of-a-kind, often in a research or analytical context.
Example: "The study provided a unique sample for understanding the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "an exceptional example for" or "a distinctive case for".
This study provides data for the self-reported oral and general health status and dental and medical attendance for a unique sample of UK resident Yemeni khat chewers.
We performed a genome-wide analysis of DNA methylation on peripheral blood DNA samples obtained from a unique sample of MZ twin pairs discordant for major psychosis.
A solution for a unique sampling plan for buyer and seller might be determined based on five predetermined parameters and the search for appropriate values for n and c.
Section "A unique sampling plan for both parties DR tradition" closes the discussion of traditional acceptance sampling offering the possibilities of constructing sampling plans that are unique for both producer and consumer.
Temperature data of each individual were modeled with the same set of PCNM (i.e., sinusoidal with exactly the same period), which were constructed using a unique sampling grid for each year, as proposed by Borcard et al. [30].
We searched each unique sample for CpGs present in both Infinium 450K and RRBS data and found that, on average, there were 4730 such CpGs for each sample.
The number of attempted steps was adjusted to obtain ~8,500 unique samples for each function.
The chains were thinned by taking every fourth unique sample and the final 100 such samples were retained, resulting in 1,000 unique samples for each scoring function.
Unique sample ID number for each sample tested.
The interpreter is able to select the best model obtained from a k-fold cross-validation or to use a unique split-sample dataset for classification of all pixels in a given textural image.
