For example, samples were obtained from the colon, transported on ice, and processed within 2 h of collection.
For example, samples were collected at the end of the stabilization time or after the IPC stimulus [[ 14]], during reperfusion after sustained ischaemia [[ 37]] or under baseline conditions [[ 27],[ 38]].
Even though over the whole population from which this example sample was chosen, this correlation was 0.7, it is, of course, possible to find an individual sample where the correlation is poor.
As examples, samples were studied from soil profiles representing different climatic subzones of the Russian Plain.
When it comes to the incredibly popular category of blue jeans, for example, clothing samples are typically designed to the proportions of a single human "fit model".
For example, plasma samples are commonly used to estimate circulating steroid levels in whole blood, but steroid levels in plasma and whole blood could differ.
For example, blood samples are usually normalized by the volume of blood, while anthropometric measures are normalized by body size.
In nonhuman primates, for example, RNA samples are rarely available even for the most intensively studied natural populations.
For example, some samples are from the same tissue, or treated by the same chemical, or a time series.
In this example, the samples are then robotically ground and evaluated biochemically for cell wall recalcitrance as described by Santoro et al. [ 3].
