The phrase "analysing a sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific research, data analysis, or quality control where a specific sample is being examined or tested.
Example: "The researchers are analysing a sample of water to determine the levels of contaminants present."
Alternatives: "examining a sample" or "testing a sample".
Even on the rare occasions where they have, analysing a sample would typically take as long as 2-6 minutes.
By analysing a sample of more than 10,000 people over an 18-year period, the researchers tracked changes in reported happiness and wellbeing as people moved nearer to (and away from) areas of green space.
We attempt to address this lack of agreement analysing a sample of 110 healthy women, using intra-participant design and repeated measurements of oestradiol and LH during the cycle.
Cod and hake each require about ten SNPs, while herring require about 30.The cost of the chip will depend ultimately on how many SNPs are required, but analysing a sample should cost no more than $10, and that should drop as the technology matures.
Achutharao said that analysing a sample can cost as little as $399 (Interoptics also sells data analytics services to help customers make sense of the data).
It should also be noted that ATR-FTIR spectroscopy is a surface technique therefore caution must be used when analysing a sample which could comprise of polymer layers.
So we asked Jesse Graham, assistant professor of psychology at USC and co-creator of the Moral Foundations Questionnaire (yourmorals.org), to create an accurate test that, country by country, would help us determine our collective conscience by analysing a sampling of 11 members of VICE's international editorial team.
The second was Sam – Sample Analysis at Mars – which exploits spectrographic techniques to analyse a sample's constituent chemicals.
So what on earth should new mothers make of My Milk Count, a service marketed to new mums through parenting club Bounty, which offers to analyse a sample of breastmilk to check levels of DHA, which is important for brain development in babies.
To improve our knowledge on the breeding characteristics of M. lusitanicus, we analysed a sample of 700 individuals collected monthly in apple orchards during two years.
We have analysed a sample of linea aspera in each skeleton, i.e. samples termed KLR8601-c9 and KLR8602-c9.
