Sentence examples for sample spreading from inspiring English sources

The AnchorChip's hydrophobic surface reduced sample spreading and therefore increased analyte concentration, yielding higher quality and more consistent data.

A random sample, spread equally over all hospitals and time, was taken in 2004, 2008 and 2011/2012 in order to test the reliability of the review process.

According to the samples that were positive for intracellular bacteria, 24 (80%) were from autumn with the rest of samples spreading evenly among the other seasons.

Ninety-six patient samples were included in this pilot study with twelve samples spreading over different disease stages for each of the eight types of cancer (see Supplementary Table S1 available online at http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2014/253804).org/10.1155/2014/253804

This operation has increased the vulnerable samples number to 258 points (virtual samples) spread across the eastern Kopaida plain but clustered in the proximity of the available boreholes.

For hydrochemical analyses (viz., major anions and cations), 46 groundwater samples spread over Varahi river basin were collected in polyethylene bottles during March 2010 (pre-monsoon season).

Soil type, was determined by color matching the samples spread in a plastic tray taking the Munsell soil color chart as reference and noting down the color codes.

To eliminate the interference of diffraction peaks of buserite on the identification of todorokite, the oriented samples spread on glass slices for the refluxed products were heated for 10 h at 140°C before XRD analysis [11].

"I thought we were getting rid of those," DC said when he saw the chairs back in the house with swatches of fabric samples spread on them.

Specifically, atypical samples spread away from major population clusters and related samples cluster toward respective subpopulations.

And the ITD would not require fine-resolution data in order to extract the locations and heights of individual trees; it could be used equally well with LIDAR samples spread coarsely over a wide area.