"sample constructed from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used when referring to something that is constructed from a particular sample or selection of materials. For example, "The chair was sample constructed from recycled plastic bottles."
One set of RRs was based on the observed historical data, and two were based on individual bootstrap samples constructed from the observed historical data that generated the 95% confidence interval (CI) of the attributable number (AN) of deaths.
In the double-ratio-based approach, a virtual control sample is constructed from the RIMS samples already used for β-estimations.
Plots of the root mean-squared error (calculated as the square-root of the sum of bias and SD) plus the upper 95% confidence interval versus sample size constructed from random and regular sampling simulations overlapped.
Again, the IR-selected sample was constructed from the GOODS and matched the GALEX and COMBO-17 sources, as the z = 0.7 sample.
An unselected sample was constructed from TEDS children not included in Stage 1, therefore including individuals who were independent of the sample used in Stage 1.
A common reference sample was constructed from a pool of all labeled RNA extracts.
Figure 4 illustrates a sample network constructed from events extracted by our system around interleukin-4.
The ill sample was constructed from two measures of health status – activity of daily living impairments and severity of illness – derived from the second round of panel data from the Indonesian Family Life Survey.
RNA-seq libraries for each sample were constructed from 250 ng total RNA using the polyA selection and transposase-based non-stranded library construction (Tn-RNA-seq) described previously [ 35].
Next, barcoded Illumina sequencing libraries with a different barcode used for each sample were constructed from the fragmented DNA according to the protocol described in Meyer and Kircher [ 21].
