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The phrase "all samples were combined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as scientific research, data analysis, or any situation where multiple samples are merged for a specific purpose.
Example: "In the experiment, all samples were combined to ensure a uniform mixture for testing."
Alternatives: "all samples were merged" or "all samples were pooled".
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The content of one iTRAQ reagent vial was added to each sample, allowed to react and all samples were combined after labelling.
All samples were combined after the labelling was conducted.
Briefly, raw reads from all samples were combined and collapsed into a master tag list.
After normalization, all samples were combined for comparison (5 abnormal samples versus 5 control samples) [ 22].
All samples were combined and the pooled sample was aliquoted for storage at −80°C.
Shotgun MS identified 133 putative surface proteins when output from all samples were combined, with good consistency between biological replicates.
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All the samples were combined with low-density polyethylene (LDPE), and then the morphology, mechanical properties and water absorption behavior of the ensuing composites were investigated.
Most of the associations in the levels of genes, transcripts and exons, were detected when all the samples were combined into one sample group (Table 2).
All four samples were combined and subjected to fractionation by SCX and RP-LC MALDI plating.
After labeling, all four samples were combined, and subjected to two-dimensional fractionation by strong cation exchange (SCX) and reverse phase liquid chromatography (RP-LC).
As shown In Figure 4, when all JIA samples were combined, no moderate or strong correlations were observed.
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