The phrase "available a sample" is not correct in English.
It should be rephrased to convey the intended meaning, typically in contexts where you are offering or referring to a sample that can be accessed or obtained.
Example: "We have a sample available for you to review."
Alternatives: "a sample is available" or "a sample can be provided.".
In 2010 among all women with multiple urine samples available, a random sample was taken of 120 women, consisting of 40 women with two samples and 80 women with three samples.
However, despite the relatively large, population-based sample size available, a larger sample would have provided a better opportunity to thoroughly investigate the subgroup analysis of biological windows of susceptibility.
It also doubles up neatly as a humblebrag because the bag is only available as a sample – and you have to be relatively small to fit inside.
We sought to determine the extent to which such consumer data was available on a sample of more than 3,000 physicians, healthcare faculty and healthcare system staff at one university's health units.
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DNA was extracted from a maximum of 22 individuals per sample with fewer being used only when <30 whiteflies were available in a sample (as some individuals from each sample had to be retained in our collection).
Considering the available resources, a sample size of 183 was selected with a precision of 0.07 (7%).
Furthermore, whole genome amplification may be performed when insufficient DNA is available from a sample [ 7- 9].
For this, the average signal intensity was determined from all of the slides available for a sample type.
When supplemental data are available for a sample of patients, a variety of methods exist for using these data for sensitivity analyses.
