Sentence examples for sample of concern from inspiring English sources

Effect-directed analysis has been applied to a river sediment sample of concern to identify the compounds responsible for the observed effects in an in vitro (anti- androgenicity anti- androgenicity

The development of a method in macroarray format for the identification of alphaviruses and orthopoxviruses in samples of concern in biodefense is reported.

The present work was a prospective study and focused on samples classified as underterminate by cytology, which are the samples of concern.

As mentioned above, in order to select a representative sample of clients' concerns for further discussion in the Dynamics of Care assessment, we first asked respondents to rate their satisfaction with services available to them in each area, in order to select areas in which they were most and least satisfied.

However, the small sample of DNA concerns him, and he agrees with Thornton that more research is needed: "My guess is that the history of turkey domestication in the New World is fairly complex and that we are just beginning to see some of the outlines of it".

We studied day-to-day variations of the daily sample of subjects concerning these cited variables.

Obstacles encountered by centers included participants not knowing or (with undocumented immigrants) not sharing their exact date of birth, being hesitant to provide biologic samples (because of concerns that those in possession of the sample have the power to hurt them), and reporting pregnancy relatively late in gestation (when the fetus was believed strong enough to withstand evil spirits).

A qualitative approach aims at exploring the theoretical patterns rather than generalizing, so if we were to try relate these findings to the general population, the composition of the sample would be of concern.

A possible explanation for this finding is that parents of malnourished children were more likely to collect stool samples because of concerns about the state of health of their children.

Probes targeting members of the genus Acinetobacter yielded high signals in the waste samples from A1, B1, C1 and D. A link between A. calcoaceticus and bovine spongiform encephalitis has been made in the past (Ebringer et al., 2005), making the occurrence of this organism in the waste samples of some concern.

Assuming similar failure rates coding non-completing and completing doses in health insurance claims data, intermittent loss to follow-up and VC underestimation in the samples should be of concern if our calculated failure rate for coding non-completing doses were higher than the failure rate for coding completing doses.