Sentence examples for positive sample from inspiring English sources

The phrase "positive sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in scientific or research contexts to refer to a specific sample or group of samples that exhibit the desired and expected characteristics or outcomes. Example: The study required participants to provide a positive sample of their urine to confirm their eligibility for the trial.

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The earliest British positive sample was a salmonella from 2012.

Testers targeted him for a test on 29 April which turned up the positive sample.

The deflection is football's equivalent of a positive sample: it disqualifies all goals from a place in the pantheon.

And Jason Grimsley told federal agents in 2006 that he was told that he had a positive sample in 2003.

The number of colony-forming units/ml in a Mycoplasma positive sample are counted.

"The additional positive sample is consistent with him taking responsibility," said the Usada chief executive, Travis Tygart.

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The HIV-positive sample was collected in two public service agencies that provide case management for HIV-positive individuals.

Prevalence of childhood sexual abuse and physical trauma in an HIV-positive sample from the deep south.

One PCR-positive sample in this group was also smear positive for fungus.

‡One adenovirus-positive sample.

Notes: "+" PCR-positive sample, "-" PCR-negative sample.

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