The phrase "all of a sample" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the entirety of a sample, but it is better to use clearer expressions.
Example: "We analyzed all of a sample to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "the entire sample" or "the whole sample".
The defining factor of the Marmul feed (compared to the other feeds used in the tests described here) is that not all of a sample is recovered at the maximum temperature (600 °C) associated with the highest temperature, i.e. for the feed, the fraction evaporated at 600 °C [E 600)] is 62%%.
Historically, however, methodological approaches that have exploited the use of glycan binding proteins [ 35] have required relatively large samples for conducting discriminatory comparisons, and as a result, primary screening using glycan binding proteins could exhaust all of a sample before the optimal discriminatory lectin is even identified [ 36].
If all of a sample's closest neighbors have pairwise correlations of −1, the clustering coefficient will be zero.
Split-plot designs have been proposed as an alternative, in which one or a subset of readers interprets all images of a sample of patients, while other readers interpret the images of other samples of patients.
Indeed, Dr. Venter said, he plans to try to sequence all the microbes of a sample of water from the Atlantic Ocean at once.
Instead of considering the sequences separately, we considered all important reads of a sample jointly.
A gene was declared expressed if a minimum of five reads mapped in all four replicates of a sample.
I think I've used one or two seconds of a sample in all the records I've made.
We calculated for all samples the Spearman correlation of a sample to the centroid of each molecular subtype.
The NHDS is composed of a sample of all nonfederal acute care hospitals in the USA, including about 500 hospitals.
An element's relative atomic mass is the average mass, in atomic units, of a sample of all its isotopes.
