Sentence examples for sample and which from inspiring English sources
So the partners changed to MOS, which incorporates the first letters of their last names — Michael Meredith and Hilary Sample — and which they liked because it evoked moss and the hip-hop artist Mos Def.
Halliday's system of transitivity, which is used by individuals to describe 'what is going on' in a particular discourse sample and which seems to play an important role in power configurations, may be represented by choosing material processes (action, event or transaction), relational processes, and so on, creating various 'issues of representation'.
He knows how other area clinics operate ― which ones staff "dick gazers" who go into the bathroom to watch you provide a urinalysis sample, and which ones staff sympathetic people who treat him like a human being.
Also we did not attempt to capture co-occurring or changing diagnoses which present potentially complex issues for analysis in a secondary care sample and which we felt were beyond the scope of this initial report.
We also tested whether discrepant and congruent constructs presented different areas of content within the clinical sample and which categories were more relevant for each type of construct.
For this analysis we included only reads with at least 10 counts per sample, and which presented the same direction in expression levels (either up or down regulated) across at least half the samples belonging to each group.
We keep track of which polling firms include cellphones in their samples and which do not.
If the reasons for preservation were better understood, DNA experts would know which precious museum specimens were worth sampling and which to leave alone.
In addition, with irradiation, peaks reappeared that had been hidden in the range of virgin oil samples, and which were more closely related to aromatic compounds.
Finally, there is the decision of which samples and which genes should be included in the analysis.
These putative microorganisms are deemed identical to the spherical forms observed earlier by Folk in geological samples and which he called 'nannobacteria' [4], [13], [14].
