'sample archiving' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of storing samples of something. For example: "The museum has an extensive process in place for the sample archiving of artifacts."
We also thank the laboratories of Shelley Tworoger for buffy coat sample archiving and retrieval, Patrice Soule and Hardeep Ranu of the Dana Farber/Harvard Cancer Center High Throughput Polymorphism Detection Core for DNA extraction, amplification, and preparation, and Taqman genotyping.
Seven hundred and fifty-seven cases of malaria caused by P ovale spp. were reported to the HPA MRL from November 2003 (when EDTA-blood sample archiving in the MRL was started) until the end of August 2011, for which 573 (75.7%) blood samples, originally submitted to the laboratory for primary or confirmatory diagnosis, were available for this study.
prepared DNA and RNA samples and maintained sample archives.
These physical samples, now comprising over 300 000 items, are kept in the Rothamsted Sample Archive (RSA; established 1843).
Guide to the Classical and other Long-term Experiments, Datasets and Sample Archive (Lawes Agricultural Trust: Harpenden, UK 2006, reprinted 2012).
Research team must submit Sample Archive Submission Form for each unique submission.
These case studies have sometimes used e-RA data alone and sometimes in conjunction with samples from the sample archive or the current LTE experiments themselves.
The sample archive dates to 2004 and is currently the largest known record of field-scale dust emissions for the southwestern United States.
Sample archive, Part 2: Sample collection details.
Sample archive, Part 1: Sample notes and descriptions.
In principle the sample archive should have a backup.
