Sentence examples for sample it is possible from inspiring English sources

By measuring the decreased intensity through a fixed-path-length cell containing the sample, it is possible to determine the concentration of the sample.

For a random sample, it is possible to deduce the form of the function φ that describes the average contribution to the shift produced by a chain making angle θ to the axis of stress.

There are about thirty planktonic species in all, and each thrives at a different temperature, so that by counting a species' prevalence in a given sample it is possible to estimate the ocean temperatures at the time the sediment was formed.

This phenomenon is useful to the chemist because nuclei in different structural arrangements within a molecule accept different and discrete frequencies of radio waves in order to flip, and so, by applying a whole range of radio wave frequencies to the sample, it is possible to correlate the absorbed frequencies with the structural features of the material under test.

If no surfactant is intentionally added to the sample, it is possible that the protein of interest may itself act as a surfactant.

Similarly, even when we control for the size of the location of residence of the respondents in the sample, it is possible that the earnings gap is driven by the fact that there is a larger proportion of indigenous workers living in small communities whereas there is a larger proportion of Mestizos and Monolingual-Spanish Indigenous workers living in large cities.

Fortunately, for the PP129 sample, it was possible to measure correctly its dimensions up to the moment of break at 17%% of strain.

From the researchers' sample, it was possible to identify in a single try the first five digits for 44percentt of deceased individuals who were born after 1988 and for 7percentt of those born from 1973 to 1988.

Given the heterogeneous nature of the tumor tissue sample, it was possible that the sequence variants detected in EBV microRNAs arose from genomic mutations in the tumor cell population.

In the case of the historical sample, it was possible to catalogue all previous and subsequent admissions of that patient.

Despite the moderate sample, it was possible to observe distinct differences in how generic substitution is perceived among Pakistani immigrants compared with the general Norwegian population [ 18].