And there it was, in every single sample.
According to [35], each moss sample was prepared and then dried at 40°C until a constant weight followed by a homogenization of every single sample.
[Note: In order to collect solid data, for every single sample, we fabricate three electrodes to do the measurements and the average values with error bar are presented in both Figures 7A and 6B accordingly] Clearly, the specific capacitance decreases linearly as the thickness of polymer shell increases.
According to the South Florida report, every single sample of "white tuna" collected from sushi vendors was actually escolar, a fish that Oceana says can make people sick.
These approaches are complementary: limma and other conventional microarray analyses are appropriate to detect genes that are differentially expressed in close to every single sample of a group, whereas Messina is optimised to detect differences between groups even if the differential expression is present at a low frequency.
Costs further increase both in terms of necessary consumables and labor if PCR and fragment analysis are conducted separately for each individual primer and for every single sample.
Controls for no template (ntc) and controls for no amplification (nac) were run for each master mix, but not for every single sample.
Whereas, in some places, manual leukocyte differentials are performed for every single sample, other laboratories scan every blood film and only perform manual leukocyte differentials if abnormal cell populations are present or if the automated leukocyte differential appears inaccurate.
In conclusion, the current pilot study suggests that epidemiological studies of childhood leukaemia risk and measurement-based estimates of exposure to benzene are challenging but logistically feasible (provided that the study protocol specifies every single sampling detail and nothing is considered so obvious as to be omitted).
"Tissue is so often dehumanised – it's referred to in medical reports and documents, and no one ever seems to remember that for every single biological sample that's used in any laboratory, anywhere, there's a person".
