The phrase "also in this sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional information or elements that are present within a specific sample or example being discussed.
Example: "The results indicate a significant trend, and this finding is also in this sample, supporting our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "additionally in this sample" or "likewise in this sample".
Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and X-ray investigations indicate the existence of the Nd oxide also in this sample.
Also, in this sample, an intensive formation of mesopores with comparatively large preferred diameter of 18.5 nm was detected.
This provides variation in the instrument in this restricted sample.47 Also in this sample, returns to ICT skills are economically and statistically significant, and even increase somewhat compared to the estimates in the full sample.
Also in this sample, the association with intron 5 was even stronger (resisting permutation testing), for both memory and general cognition traits, at the haplotype level (3-markers haplotype covering the intron 5, see Table 2).
The significantly higher expression of S100A13 in non-responders was confirmed also in this sample set.
It is possible that also in this sample the polymer and the metal xanthates phase separate, though the precursor molecules do not form crystalline domains and thus, no peaks are visible in the X-ray diffraction pattern.
Also in this sampling date, the increased TN due to the application of CH + SW and SS + SW was significantly observed, and this increase compared to the control treatment was 93.3 and 73.3 %.
Copper oxide was also detected in this sample at 0.12 %.
The lowest Δ C ∗ was also noticeable in this sample.
The relationship between several fight-related covariates and injury was also assessed in this sample.
The off-white particles which were also observed in this sample were identified from FTIR analysis as the kaolinite/alunite ground.
