Sentence examples for generic sample from inspiring English sources
The analytical procedure involves generic sample extraction and selective determination of up to 50 target pesticides by liquid chromatography coupled to tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS).
However, until now there is no software reported to perform the recognition of the elemental composition of a generic sample from its LIP spectrum, which must be achieved by hand in a tedious comparative process of experimental peaks with emission lines from databases.
However, an experimental comparison of our results (on a wider and more generic sample) with those obtained from a Chinese cultural context is necessary to solve this issue.
It is noteworthy that swabs are a generic sample type that include fecal swabs, rectal swabs, oral swabs, nasal swabs and others.
In addition, using the outputs of our model in a generic sample size calculation we found large differences in the required sample size between the POPI trial calculation and our model prediction.
s t e p s | d ˜ l s | / l. s t e p s is the mean absolute displacements of the 10 load steps computed at a generic sample point.
A generic sample-preparation procedure was combined with solid-phase extraction tailored for the simultaneous isolation and purification of glucocorticosteroids, β2-agonists, thiazide diuretics, and narcotics and stimulants in urine.
A generic sample-preparation method was developed that was able to isolate and purify corticosteroids, β2-agonists, thiazide diuretics, and some additional narcotics and stimulants in one procedure from urine samples.
Results: We first review the shortcomings of the existing generic sampling scheme switch randomization and explain its unsuitability for application to metabolic networks.
Gaps in generic sampling were identified and sequences for three previously unsampled genera, Trianaea, Heteranthia, and Archihyoscyamus, were generated for ndhF, trnL-F, and ITS (Additional file 4).
However, the full generic sampling of palm genera (100% of genera included) means that sampling of extant lineages is complete in the older parts of the phylogeny, becoming progressively more incomplete towards the present [ 71, 101].
