"information on the samples" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the details or specifics of a particular group of samples. For example, "We need to get more information on the samples before we can make an accurate assessment."
No information on the samples is provided.
For energy dispersive X-ray analysis, the samples were studied by field emission gun-based scanning electron microscope with energy dispersive X-ray analysis (SEM/EDX) (Quanta model by FEI Co., the Netherlands) for the morphological as well as for the presence of elemental information on the samples.
Although a definitive charaterization of the material can only be achieved when a multi-analytical approach is applied, only in few cases has it been possible to perform organic and inorganic analyses, leading to the complete information on the samples under study [14, 26].
This file includes the information on the samples in which each miRNA was identified.
Clinical information on the samples is summarized as described previously by us, including 11 cases of WHO grade I, 21 cases of WHO grade II, 30 cases of WHO grade III, and 20 cases of WHO grade IV tumors.
The clinical information on the samples was obtained from the surgical pathology files in the Department of Pathology at Emory University according to the regulations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
Additionally, information on the sampling structure (strata, class) was used for data imputation.
Table 1 contains detailed information on the sample and the measures used for the individual analyses in the following studies.
Sallis et al. [30] did not report the sampling strategy, and information on the sampling strategy was insufficiently reported by Bradley et al. [28].
The maximum of the interference function corresponds to the position of the mirror, which is used to infer the information on the sample.
Raman spectroscopy (Fig. 4) allows to get more information on the sample structure, composition effects, features of phase transition, and the quantum size effect.
