Sentence examples for is an interesting sample from inspiring English sources

Thus, this is an interesting sample for Orthopedic Departments in which small numbers of joint replacements are performed.

These studies demonstrated that VH is an interesting matrix to sample and analyze as a complement to blood or serum in postmortem investigation of insulin intoxication.

Nitrite screening of cutting fluids in the field is an interesting method for identifying samples that potentially contain NDELA and other unknown mutagens and, when performed with short-term mutagenicity tests, nitrite screening seems to be a valid tool by which industrial managers and health officers could minimize the health hazards associated with occupational exposure to cutting fluids.

This is an interesting finding despite the small sample size (n=37).

It is an interesting observation that, in our sample, women with CHD did not seem to have any disadvantage from presenting less typical than men.

This is an interesting finding, considering that our sample consisted of a large proportion of Bangladeshi children in east London, who have been found to have good mental health despite social deprivation [ 15, 16].

Microdialysis is an interesting technique for in vivo sampling of extracellular fluid.

It is an interesting result that the case samples have higher levels of cis-HE with higher ERs (medians).

The application of LAMP on boiled swab samples is an interesting advance to develop a simple and rapid (point-of-care) diagnostic method for CL [ 40, 41].

The expression of αvβ3 and αvβ5 in at least one tumor component in all GC samples is an interesting new result that should form a basis for further investigations; for example, regarding selective integrin antagonists and the value of αvβ3 and αvβ5 as putative prognostic biomarkers.

The possibility of using the same smears obtained for routine H&E staining for additional ICC analyses with the cocktail of antibodies recognising different antigens is an interesting approach, which reduces further sampling of the LN, and limits potential diagnostic pitfalls.