Sentence examples for sample not just from inspiring English sources

Unlike ViaCell, Aastrom's Replicell system multiplies the number of cells in a bone marrow or cord blood sample, not just stem cells.

As Hao and Naiman (2007) pointed out, the estimation of coefficients for each quantile regression is based on the weighted data of the whole sample, not just the portion of the sample at that quantile.

This should unfold the evidence to the entire domain of the sample, not just the sentinel sites, making much of the "special knowledge" available to everyone.

We have tried to avoid this by using data from the whole sample not just comparing the extremes (middle income people are probably not materially deprived).

The ability to control the extent of anisotropy across a gel sample, not just between gels, may prove invaluable to the production of new materials in which the mechanical, transport or electronic properties vary in a spatially controlled fashion.

For future reference this is what is wrong with the MNase ladders (probably irrelevant here, because these all have to be removed from the paper), MNase accessibility analysis requires multiple time points or different MNase concentrations to be shown for each chromatin sample, not just one.

The past few years have been a golden era for British fashion and the new boutique has been curated by Yasmin Sewell, who has cherrypicked the best pieces from recent years (and yes, each is available in a range of samples, not just one 6 and one 8).

Testing for banned substances which should include blood samples, not just urine samples should be more frequent and truly unannounced.

And there are repercussions to smaller genetic samples, not just in trying to convince an increasingly diverse population to buy your product worldwide, but in health research in general.

Typical marine clades, such as Cyanobacteria and the Alpha and Gamma subdivisions of Proteobacteria were more represented in marine coastal and open-sea samples, not just in our data but also in the literature [16], [57].

This leads to the conclusion that a full description of signatures of selection in a species will require a large number of populations to be sampled, not just those that have the most divergent genotypes or phenotypes.