Sentence examples for sample of house from inspiring English sources

RNA quality for each sample of house fly strains and lines was assessed using a Qubit fluorimeter and an Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer at HAIB.

While we inspected each question and the research technicians' notes for each sample of house dust collected in order to generate harmonized variables that could affect the hopane concentration in house dust, recoding variables may have resulted in a loss of specificity.

Most prior studies have collected a sample of house dust from carpets or rugs with the high-volume, small-surface HVS-3 sampler (Cascade Stamp Sampling Systems, Bend, OR) (Lewis et al. 1994; Roberts and Dickey 1995; Simcox et al. 1995).

Inside, the gray-haired gentlemen butchers have a policy of treating every child to a sample of house-made bologna, transporting all to a slower, more courteous time.

"We need measures that are independent of the industry and use a better sample of houses".

Further study is needed to develop more general relationships for a large sample of houses, to apply in design and research.

During the period December 2000 to February 2001, three methods were used to assess drug coverage in Leogane Commune, Haiti: a probability survey using a cluster sample design (n = 1421 persons); a distribution-point survey based on a convenience sample of houses near the distribution points (n = 4341 persons); and a survey based on a convenience sample of primary schools (n = 5036 children).

For the cluster analysis, a sample of houses was selected from a satellite photo (Google Earth™); 140 houses (and the four closest houses) were assessed from the 2,202 identified structures.

Each month, the ACS is administered to a sample of housing unit addresses.

With cooperation from community leaders, we visited a convenience sample of houses to identify participants.

The AHS is a longitudinal survey of housing characteristics, collected from a representative sample of housing units by the U.S. Census Bureau, and results are publicly available (U.S. Census Bureau 2013).