Sentence examples for at-home sampling from inspiring English sources

The test is an easy, at-home sampling that you ultimately send to a lab to be analyzed.

The Royal Collection Trust describes it as a whimsical tale about a fashionable and ageless sprite who moves into the dolls' house "and promptly makes herself at home – sampling the vintages in the wine cellar, riding the electric lift and luxuriating in the marble bathrooms".

At-home sample collection took place two to 3 weeks before the laboratory day of testing in order to avoid the disruption of schedules that can be caused by travel.

For all cases and controls who reported exposure to pigs at home, sampling of the pigs was performed in collaboration with the Sub-department of Animal Health of Ho Chi Minh City.

Although associations with both microenvironmental and ambient exposures were evident in samples collected after routine exposures at home, samples collected after periods spent aboard a diesel bus exhibited associations only with measures of microenvironmental exposure.

Semen samples were collected from participants as a postmasturbatory at-home semen sample, which was transported to the Desio Hospital laboratory at about 37°C and kept at that temperature until examination, which occurred within 1 hr from ejaculation.

We contacted participants 6 weeks prior to the day of testing to establish the two "typical" working days separated by 1 day (preferably Tuesday/Thursday to avoid sampling on the beginning and end of the work week) on which they would provide the at-home saliva samples.

GENEU's starter kits range from £200 to £1,800, while the at-home DNA sample kits costs £89, plus any prescribed serums.

These results were obtained from stools collected with digital examination and therefore not representative for at home FIT sampling.

Since the majority of the rural women have a habit of laboring and delivering at home, the sampled study participants were mainly from urban areas that could not be representative of the general population in the study area.

ICM conducted face-to-face, at-home interviews with a representative sample of 1,000 Muslims across the UK between 25 April and 31 May 2015.