Sentence examples for hands on samples from inspiring English sources

This is as close as you can come to molecular proof" for the Nepalese link, says Harvard University microbiologist John Mekalanos, the author of the first genomic study on the issue, who had tried in vain to get his hands on samples from Nepal himself.

On the other hand, one sample of mucohemorrhagic diarrhea collected on D8 was negative by culture, but positive by both PCR methodologies.

Confirming a Theory At the University of California at San Francisco, Dr. Joseph DeRisi, an assistant professor of biochemistry and biophysics, could not wait to get his hands on virus samples from the disease centers.

Editors at BuzzFeed got their hands on a sample of the flavor last year and confirmed that the cookies "resemble the taste of a jelly donut".

Rob managed to get his hands on a sampler, the Akai S900, and invited me round to his house to have a look at his studio.

DPReview apparently has had a camera for a bit and posted an early hands-on including 26 sample images.

Hand-on time, for 26 samples, was lowest for the EasyMAG (10 minutes) and highest for the manual kit of MolZyme (2 hours).

PCA grouped together on the one hand patient samples and on the other hand control samples and a greater variability was seen among controls due to the heterogeneity of this group (Figure 1).

But when I got my hands on a Robert Owens sample pack, I knew I just had to give it a go.

By preparing libraries from different cancer cell lines we show that the stranded protocol is reproducible and compares well to its non-stranded counterpart [ 19] and requires little extra hands on time in sample preparation.

On one hand, clinical samples provide important information because they reflect the kinds of cases practitioners are likely to have referred to them.