Sentence examples for mailed a sample from inspiring English sources

In 1822, for instance, a researcher named William Smith mailed a sample smallpox vaccine to Washington in hopes that Congress would finance his efforts.

Correction: November 22, 2001, Thursday The Online Shopper column in Circuits on Nov. 8, about fear of opening mail, misstated the given name of a doctor who in 1822 mailed a sample smallpox vaccine that turned out to have the live virus.

Participants were mailed a sample collection kit with detailed instructions and a questionnaire.

A gas chromatography analysis is available (with results posted to the Internet in a few weeks) to those who mail a sample pill to a laboratory in Sacramento.

Judge Sharon Armstrong of King County Superior Court ruled that a police ruse used to trick a murder suspect into mailing a sample of his DNA did not violate the state's Constitution.

Dunkin, Dowell said, "is up to his old tricks and deceiving people by passing out and mailing a sample ballot designed to look like the official 3rd Ward ballot mailed to registered voters almost three weeks ago".

She was there for three infractions of prison rules: purchasing socks and a hair dryer for another inmate, mailing a sample of prison food to court as part of an official complaint, and for allegedly falsely accusing a guard of sexual assault.  .

Alternatively, you can take or mail a sample of your soil to a local county extension office.

The survey was mailed to a sample population of 300 chiropractors and achieved a response rate of 82%.

AMPP study surveys were mailed to a sample of 24,000 persons with "severe headache" identified in 2004 and followed annually through 2009.

The questionnaire was mailed to a sample of members of the Norwegian Diabetes Association.