'sample sources' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to sources of information that have been selected for a particular purpose. For example, "I conducted research on the topic by gathering data from a variety of sample sources."
Significant differences in prevalence was observed among sample sources (p < 0.05).
Figure 3 Distribution of retweets from four sample sources not involved in the spread of misinformation.
Figure 4 Distribution of retweets from four sample sources involved in the spread of misinformation.
Table 1 The parameters of experimental samples with different sources Sample sources Sample no.
Using different methodological approaches and CGRP sample sources 13 studies showed higher levels of CGRP compared to controls.
Moderating analysis on study designs, sample sources, child developmental stages and gender did not show significant heterogeneity in effect sizes, while there was significant dispersion in effect sizes among different types of child adjustment outcomes.
The second primer pairs of nested PCR have amplified position 204 to 405 where it can detect all of V. harveyi strains used as sample sources in this study.
The study uncovers state-of-the-art approaches in research methodologies in IB in terms of five major aspects: data collection methods, sample sources including sampled countries and subjects, sampling methods, sample sizes, and response rates.
The median result of total silica is 41.36 mg/L for spring, 24.08 mg/L for tap, and 62.86 mg/L for well water samples observed nationally from the collected sample sources (Table 4).
Research has focused on the extent and nature of the EM-CSR relationship, using varying sample sizes, sample sources, timeframes, geographies and proxies used for EM and CSR (see Table 1).
Foodman has a way of making his sample sources feel like putty.
