The phrase 'limit sample' is correct and it can be used in written English.
It is usually used when referring to a limited selection of a larger group or set. For example, "We had a limit sample of 10 people to conduct our survey."
Efforts were made to limit sample degradation using RNase inhibitors, with limited success, further indicating the extent of rRNA exposure in the Δ rimP intermediates.
A recently obtained mutant of P. berghei with increased resistance to chloroquine may promise a biological strategy to limit sample damage, as it shows reduced formation of hemozoin46.
Traditionally, HLA typing has been performed with a laborious series of Sanger sequencing based assays that limit sample throughput and sometimes provide ambiguous results due to high levels of homology within the HLA system.
The optical components are comprised of a series of selected apertures, T0 and bandwidth choppers, beam scrapers, a fast shutter to limit sample activation, and flight tubes filled with Helium.
The motivation for a group sequential, adaptive, placebo-controlled trial design was (1) limited information about where across the range of seven doses to focus attention, (2) a need to limit sample size for a complicated inpatient treatment and (3) a desire to reduce exposure of patients to ineffective treatment.
Please limit sample submissions to five per household.
The system, especially designed to limit sampling artifacts, uses adsorption traps filled with solid sorbents as reservoirs for VOC collection.
Analysis of RA synovia indicates that six or more synovial tissue fragments should be pooled to limit sampling error.
Already, with their admittedly limited sample, Strayer and his team have found that supertaskers exhibit different patterns of neural activation when multitasking than most of us.
Moreover, we established the limiting sample size required to determine the mechanical properties of soft materials while avoiding boundary effects.
Both studies had limited sample size.
