The phrase "automatic sampling system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data collection, environmental monitoring, or industrial processes where samples are taken automatically without manual intervention.
Example: "The laboratory implemented an automatic sampling system to ensure consistent and accurate data collection throughout the experiment."
Alternatives: "automated sampling apparatus" or "self-sampling mechanism".
The flow rate was 0.4 mL/min, column temperature was maintained at 30 °C, injection volume was 5 μL by automatic sampling system at 20 °C.
As in the case of Biacore™ instruments, the automatic sampling system of this device can introduce air segments between the sample/regeneration solution and buffer solution in the pipeline, which effectively prevents mixing of the solutions.
On each day of the collection period, EE of one cow in the barn and of one cow on pasture was determined for 6 h by using the 13C bicarbonate dilution technique, with blood sample collection done either manually in the barn or using an automatic sampling system on pasture.
The dried protein digests from the 96-well plates were analyzed using an LC-Nanospray-MSn system (Thermo Scientific, Waltham, MA, USA), equipped with a Finnigan Micromass AS automatic sampling system.
Here, an automatic blood sampling system developed for human studies [14] was used for a rat study operating via a femoral arterio-venous shunt.
Blood samples for the 13C bicarbonate dilution technique were taken either manually in the barn or using an automatic blood sampling system on pasture.
In conclusion, the 13C bicarbonate dilution technique, combined with an automatic blood sampling system, is a suitable method to determine the EE of lactating dairy cows on pasture.
Radioactivity levels in arterial blood were measured via an automatic blood sampling system for the first 10 min (ABSS, Alogg Technologies, Mariefred, Sweden), followed by manual arterial sampling at the midpoint of each time frame.
For kinetic modelling, arterial blood was sampled continuously during the scans using an automatic blood sampling system [ABSS] (Allogg, Mariefred, Sweden) set to draw arterial blood at a constant speed of 8 mL/min with its activity measured every 0.5 s.
The objectives of the study were to assess the 13C bicarbonate dilution technique using an automatic blood sampling system and to use this technique to estimate energy expenditure (EE) based on the CO2 production of 14 lactating Holstein cows on pasture or in a freestall barn.
For kinetic modelling arterial blood was sampled continuously during the scans using an automatic blood sampling system (Allogg ABSS, Mariefred, Sweden) set to draw arterial blood at a constant speed of 8 ml/min with activity measures every 0.5 s.
