Sentence examples for sample intended for from inspiring English sources
The laboratory sample is the sample intended for the laboratory and may consist of the entire, or a portion, of the aggregate sample.
The rural sample was a convenience sample intended for exploratory and descriptive purposes only and is not being used in primary TREC analyses; rural was defined using the Statistics Canada definition [ http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/21-601-m/2002061/4224867-eng.pdf].
Further experiments are necessary to learn how to manipulate the culturing conditions in order to predict and, most importantly, control the balance between proliferation rate, replicative senescence, regenerative potential, pro-fibrotic and anti-fibrotic properties of cellular sample intended for experimental or therapeutic protocols.
Samples intended for DNA extraction were stored at −20 °C.
Residual DNA was removed from total RNA of samples intended for quantitative PCR using the RNase-Free DNase set (Qiagen) during the RNA extraction procedure.
The analytical strategy being very simple could be used for large scale screening of turmeric powder samples intended for export and domestic uses.
The method was applied to samples intended for human consumption, and within the 15 evaluated samples, only one showed florfenicol residue at 30 ng g−1, which is below the maximum residue limit established in Brazil.
Zooplankton samples intended for molecular analysis should preferably be preserved and maintained in ethanol or deep-frozen, but long-term storage in buffered formalin does not preclude some types of molecular genetic analysis.
To determine the impact of using the CLINITEK AUWi System to screen out negative urine samples intended for culture on patient length of stay and culture results at a community teaching hospital.
After cleaning the particles, samples intended for XPS analysis were placed in glass vials, flushed with N2, crimped, and transported in vacuum containers capable of maintaining vacuum of 14.7" Hg for over 24h, (Desi-Vac 700 mL containers, Cole palmer, USA).
Rock samples intended for molecular analyses were maintained at −80°C until the time of analysis.
