In many situations, sample availability restricts or prohibits re-sequencing.
Due to budget and sample availability constraints, more replicates imply fewer time points and vice versa.
In biosensing applications, when sample availability is limited, minimizing the total analyte volume consumed is especially important.
Limited sample availability prevented analysis of the 6 US snus and 2 of the portion Swedish snus samples.
Compared to silicene, the study on germanene is in its early stage due to the sample availability.
This makes the prediction of the shear strength properties of clay-rich fault gouge in the Austrian Alps easy and practical when sample availability is limited.
Bioavailable PAHs were extracted from sediments of several stations based on sample availability, including W1, W2, A, B1, MRM, and C6.
Due to sample availability, only one time point (24 h) was measured on one cell line (SNU449) at two concentrations (10 and 100 μg/ml).
Limited sample availability meant that actual activity could not be determined.
Approximately 50 100 individuals of each stage were imaged, depending on sample availability.
This dataset was not complete for each value at each time point due to limitations of sample availability.
