The phrase "a year of sampling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific period during which samples were collected or analyzed, often in research or data collection contexts.
Example: "The study was conducted over a year of sampling to ensure comprehensive data was gathered."
Alternatives: "a year of data collection" or "a year of testing".
For example, the SFV gag from BGH150, a man born and living in Charmaguria who reported two severe bites within a year of being sampled, has a virus with SFV gag similar to that sequenced from Charmaguria rhesus macaques.
Moreover, we identify a set of 10 protein biomarkers that can prospectively predict disease conversion from MCI to AD within a year of blood sampling.
Fab-Mo, a nonprofit, has been rescuing as many as 70 tons a year of fabric samples from the greater Bay Are and making them available to educators, artists and people interested in using the materials for craft projects.
To test for a possible impact of rainfall on population size, cumulative precipitation in the hydrological year that preceded a particular year of sampling was analyzed as a covariate.
These populations represent a small portion of the range of P. praeclara and a single year of sampling but still demonstrate considerable variation.
In some countries samples were collected in more than one year during this period, for others only a single year of sampling was conducted.
Because the fair is at the end of the semester, many groups whether a cappella or Western classical will take a 20-minute slot to celebrate the end of the year with a "best of" sampling.
Age, results of anti-HIV test and year of sampling (as a 10-level categorical variable) were considered as a priori confounders and included in all the models.
GenBank sample identifier strings were modified to include the year of sampling and a short unique identifier, to aid in the visual inspection of the phylogenetic trees.
Namely year of sampling had a significant effect on the expression of all genes except transferrin and insulin growth factor I whereby all genes were more expressed in 2008 than 2009 (Table 2).
