Sentence examples for sample that takes from inspiring English sources

For example, biochemical techniques such as Western blotting give a measure of total phosphoprotein present in a particular sample that takes into account both the percentage of the population that is positive as well as the level of expression in that population.

Deville and Tillé (2005) derive a variance approximation for balanced sampling that takes account of the flight phase only, whereas the landing phase can prove to add non-negligible variance.

We have shown, albeit on a small sample, that taking self-reports at face value could lead to misleading conclusions about the social cognitive processes that underlie doping behaviour.

Therefore, only samples that took less than 3 days to arrive at the laboratory were included in the study.

(c) Number of ewes that shed M. agalactiae (as determined by PCR testing of individual composite milk samples) at least once during four successive tests 5, 4, 3 and 1.5 months prior to blood sampling that took place 6 months after the beginning of lactation.

There is still a need for longitudinal follow-up studies of representative samples that take a comprehensive view of the spectrum of NDPs.

To enhance efficiency in selecting representative samples at the ecoregion scale, a new sampling strategy that takes advantage of the scene-overlap among adjacent Landsat images was designed.

The disembodied belly buttons are at once amusing and disquieting, like anatomical samples that have taken on a life of their own.

The COs have a drug screening apparatus that takes samples from the visitor's flesh, pockets, and wherever else.

"Computers and documentary evidence have been removed from these premises, as well as meat samples that have been taken for testing," the agency said.

However, Campus says the number of jobs is drawn from the sample of members that took the survey (2,000) which clearly isn't even 10percentnt of the members.