The phrase "accessibility to samples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ease of obtaining or reaching samples, often in contexts like research, testing, or product evaluation.
Example: "The accessibility to samples is crucial for researchers to conduct their experiments effectively."
Alternatives: "availability of samples" or "ease of access to samples".
Because of the limited retrospective accessibility to adequately phenotyped samples with known pre- and post-infection status, our population sizes did not allow matching of case and control samples by breed.
In addition to technical challenges associated with the study of abiotic surface biofilms, the study of tissue biofilms is further complicated by the poor accessibility to human tissue samples and/or the lack of faithful animal models of infection.
All these could be improved in future endeavors, and it may be mentioned that although peptides identified from this work were not experimentally verified because of non-accessibility to original samples, we did identify some splicing peptides from cell line mass spectrometry data and experimentally verified them, which could be a proof of the applicability of our database (data unpublished yet).
The HRP-positive CCPs in the resting (R) and stimulated (K+) samples reflect accessibility to the extracellular medium of arrested plasma membrane CCPs in dynamin KO synapses.
The sample was a convenience sample, based on accessibility to registers or collaboration with organisations distributing the questionnaire.
We were able to identify that sugarcane bagasse modification under acid and basic pretreatments change the water accessibility to different sites of the sample, associated with both bagasse structure (lumens and cell walls) and hydrophilicity (lignin removal).
However, direct sampling also has limitations, including lack of accessibility to the distal small intestine and potential for contamination during sampling [ 25].
Sampling was based on accessibility to ranches raising buffaloes in the Mexican state of Veracruz that shares its eastern border with the Gulf of Mexico.
Size and accessibility to the bird colonies affected which species were sampled.
Using this assay we reproducibly observed high accessibility to the BglII site in ARS1 in wt cells (Fig. 5A, lane 2), while the parallel samples from Δgcn5 cells (Fig. 5A, lane 5) consistently showed moderate accessibility.
