Sentence examples for sample to be removed from inspiring English sources
IT takes time to do a proper biopsy: typically, several days for a tissue sample to be removed, preserved, sliced, stained with labeling chemicals and placed under a microscope to be interpreted by a pathologist.
Representatives of the US space agency have called the decision to feature the clip "inappropriate in the extreme" and pushed for the sample to be removed from the song, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
More formally, if the sample size before adaptation is n, the samples are {x 1,x 2,…,x n }, and m of them are to be removed, the first sample to be removed (x_{r_{1}}) is selected by drawing r 1 from the set {1,2,…,n} with the uniform probability of 1/n.
However, when conducting TLDG, the surgeon can simply expand the incision for the 10-mm trocar below the umbilicus to a 3 4 cm semicircle incision around the navel to enable the sample to be removed as the hypogastrium wall has more ductility.
These points were then considered as potential samples to be removed from the data set during PLS cross validation experiments.
At the upper end of the eudiometer is a stopcock to allow gas samples to be removed and also to adjust the zero point of the barrier liquid.
Similar to the open channel flow chamber, both the tubular Robbins device and the rotating annular reactor enable individual samples to be removed and analyzed without disturbing the other specimens in the system.
Put differently, the selection of the best (n 1+n 2 -sized subset of samples to be removed cannot be efficiently constructed from the knowledge of the best selections of n 1-sized and n 2 -sizedsubsets.
Fermentations were done in laboratory-scale fermenters using 100 mL bottles filled with 60 mL of SM and fitted with closures that enabled carbon dioxide to escape and samples to be removed.
After the etching of Si3N4, the PMMA and Cr remained on the sample need to be removed.
This resulted in some precipitation of the sample that had to be removed by centrifugation prior to crystallization.
