Sentence examples for matter of sample from inspiring English sources

A final problem of importance in carbon-14 dating is the matter of sample contamination.

The repeated subsampling of various numbers offspring demonstrates that the higher level of multiple paternity in the present study (mean ± S.E. = 19.3±2.2), as compared with the earlier results (mean ± S.E. = 7.6±2.1) [24] is a matter of sample size (Fig. 1).

First of all, there is the matter of sample size.

Results are expressed as mg gallic acid equivalents (GAE) per gram dry matter of sample.

"There is the matter of sampling to discuss and then the whole issue of VX," and how much of it Iraq had produced.

But, the level of maturation for the organic matter of samples from both wells does not reach the peak mature zone with respect to petroleum generation.

During a June interview with the French outlet L'Obs, the English singer slammed West repeatedly on the matter of sampling music ― a technique the rapper has often used over the course of his career. .

It's not just a matter of sampling frequency and word depth--although I think word depth is more important than sampling frequency--but there are other approaches to doing this without having a numbers game that goes from 96 to 192 to 384 Mbps and on up.

The dry matter of samples was determined after drying at 104°C for 16 h.

This may be a matter of sampling, since these analyses were performed on different series of adenomas or it may reflect essential differences between these approaches: Real-time RT PCR is a quantitative, albeit relative, analysis while immunohistochemical protocols are designed for sensitivity and show very poor relationships between the level of target protein and the signal obtained.

The remaining dry matter of each sample was further dissolved in water so that the resulting solution was up to 5 ml.