The phrase "availability of samples and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or accessibility of samples in a particular context, often in research or product testing.
Example: "The availability of samples and their quality will determine the success of our study."
Alternatives: "access to samples and" or "presence of samples and".
The number of subjects in this study was relatively low due to the limited availability of samples and the extensive resources required for scanning and histological analysis.
Samples were collected at up to six different time points (depending on the length of lactation and availability of samples) and tested individually; in the ARX/ARQ TSE cases milk from each udder half was tested separately.
Choices for future vaccine components will depend on recent availability of samples, and understanding each region's contribution to global influenza circulation will help inform decisions based on viruses coming from highly connected or weakly connected regions.
If the long lead times for reporting decrease and the precision of information on reports, the availability of samples and laboratory capacity, and the capability to contact the original reporters improve in the future, analysis of pharmacovigilance data might be considered for real-world use, as a complement to other initiatives for detection of substandard medicines.
Driven by the availability of samples and by technological advancements in next generation sequencing in the last decade, whole-genome sequencing has scaled up sequencing personal individual genomes of some audacious scientists (Drs. Venter and Watson) to carrying out entire global surveys of individual genomes, best represented by the 1,000 Genome project [ 1, 2].
Geochemical datasets are often highly heterogeneous in sampling density, being governed by the locations of volcanoes, timing of eruptions and availability of suitable samples and sample locations, as well as general interest of selected locations.
The availability of samples from diagnostic and outbreak setting, and the DNA sequences generated from them, means that investigators are faced with questions about which and how many pathogen isolates to sequence and which analytical techniques to use to maximize efficiency and power.
In addition to the availability of samples, the spin and time domain with revolutionary detectors and laser probes would expand the range of physics that can be explored through ARPES.
Particular attention is given to the requirements to the techniques in terms of precision and throughput, as well as to the issue of availability of samples for analysis and practical solution of this problem.
This action brings up a table showing the availability of samples, genotype data and a link to the selected study.
Sweat collection and analysis offers many ergonomic advantages over other substances, such as the availability of sampling sites and their continuous access and the ability to be stimulated on-demand with local iontophoresis5.
