So instead of watching the sample itself for evidence of the transition, the team watched lasers pointed at the sample.
In removing a sample, the entire surface is removed rather than just the sample itself and the biofilm is preserved.
In this case, researchers say only Europeans handled the DNA, and the sample itself was found to have no European ancestry.
The last method chooses the orders of two moments for the original observations by utilizing information contained in the sample itself.
In addition, the tissue sample itself may be difficult to acquire especially when the "phenomenon" is rare or when patient consent is required.
But at a meeting of the OPCW executive in The Hague, the Russian claim was refuted by OPCW officials, who said explained that BZ had been used in the control sample, not the sample itself.
Instead of fitting a parametric model to this sample, which would result in a parametric approximation to the unknown population distribution, we take the sample itself as the approximation (via the empirical distribution derived from the sample).
Finally, with future algorithm development that accounts for backgrounds caused by scattering within the sample itself, the accuracy of molar densities, not ratios, may improve to the 5 10% level for a two hour scan time.
Furthermore, this model enables the effect of any substrate or supporting structure on measured values to be quantified and estimations for thermal conductivity of the sample itself to then be calculated where an influence is determined.
Rules-of-thumb for the volumes in the apparatus and the volume occupied by the sample itself, and a figure of merit for the sensitivity of the system to changes in the hydrogen content of the sample, are introduced.
If respondents base their impression on their own friends and family, and if these friends and family are more of a mix than the biased sample itself, then this will give a more instructive result than headline voting intention.
