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The sample activated at 700 °C was chosen as our optimized sample because its physicochemical properties and BET results were similar to those of a commercial sample.

A goat breast was used as the sample because its stiffness is similar to that of the human breast and because the size of goats allows for relatively easy maneuvering compared with heavy animals such as porcine.

Although you're asked if you want to sacrifice the whole sample, "because that will give you a better result".

PfuUltra II Fusion was not used for clinical samples because its amplification efficiency on variable virus templates is often poor [13].

TMAsVO was not determined in those samples because its contents were very low.

TAF10, used as an internal reference gene to derive ∆ CT values for the samples, was stably expressed in all samples, because its CT value did not vary significantly.

After testing four different housekeeping genes, HMBA was selected as the control housekeeping gene for tumour samples because its cycle threshold value showed the least variation between samples and its efficiency closely matched the transcription efficiency of the target genes.

Although, Xinjian would be a representative sample because of its economic status and health development ranking in the middle range of China and its typical characteristics as a rural county, future investigations will require embracing more sites.

The occurrence of the vaporization at the focus point had little effect on the whole properties of the sintered sample because of its relatively small size.

Except for an outlier for the unaged rag sample because of its inhomogeneity, the data are within a very similar range, and no negative effect due to the BNC treatment is observed.

We believe that the high value of emissivity deviation occurring for θ = 20° is a measurement error, probably caused from a not perfect position of the sample (because of its geometrical dimension) under the mirror collecting the emitted radiation to the spectrometer.