The phrase "as observed in the sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to findings or characteristics noted during an analysis or examination of a sample.
Example: "The results indicate a significant increase in temperature, as observed in the sample collected during the experiment."
Alternatives: "as noted in the sample" or "as seen in the sample".
The size and relative proportion of the minerals do vary, as observed in the sample slices and as indicated in the results previously obtained through EDXRF and AAS.
Hence, the increased of population number is certainly the primary driver of LU/LC changes in the studied watershed as observed in the sample Kebeles (Table 9), which was manifested largely through the expansion of cultivated lands at the expense of vegetative land covers (Table 4).
Indeed such cell cycle phase was delayed as well as observed in the sample without glutamine and dNTPs.
The optimal value of φ provides a distance measure (i.e. an indication of how far a country has to go) to match best practice as observed in the sample.
Also, it was not porous as observed in the samples extracted from TAE and DAE.
As noted by Dambar [36], traditional Tibetan wall paintings mainly use white, yellow, red, blue and green pigments either on their own or mixed to create different tones as observed in the samples studied as part of this work.
However, as observed in the samples including both sexes [ 21], considerable, although relatively lower levels of LD were still observed between distantly linked markers as well as between many nonsyntenic markers within the sexes.
We then sampled reads,, where n j and are the coverages on forward and reverse strand as observed in the normal sample.
When Hc reaches zero, nanoparticles exhibit superparamagnetic properties with a null hysteresis area as observed in the W1 sample.
As observed in the larger sample, the five groups were found to differ in mean age (F 4,493)=25.4, p<0.001).
Population-based genetic influences at both rs7873232 and rs6451614, as observed in the ALSPAC sample are, however, highly variable.
