Sentence examples for samples are explained from inspiring English sources

The causes for the high activity and thermal stability of the samples are explained.

Differences in the PAH burden of both samples are explained by the large number of PAH sources in the Bay of Marseille, including maritime activities, refineries, traffic and urbanisation, whereas the reference station La Marana, which has an adjacent open sea, is unaffected by local sources.

The differences observed between the PL spectra of these two samples were explained by the quantum confinement barrier.

The exceptionally low resistivities of the 0.5% samples were explained by a 'cleaning' effect of the small amount of liquid phase at the samples' grain boundaries.

The trend in the field emission properties of these samples is explained by the changes in the mobility of the nanotube tips.

The performance of the proposed iodide ISE in the analysis of natural and seawater samples was encouraging, and the determination of iodide in table salt and human urine samples was explained using the developed sensor.

The absence of luminescence with wet samples is explained by this while piezoelectricity of quartz works even in the wet specimen, as water being a good conductor would enable charges to move away and inhibit charge buildup.

The lack of Cryptophyta in the sorted samples is explained by the fact that Cryptophyta, that display both red chlorophyll and orange phycoerythrin fluorescences, were not sorted with the settings used during the cruise.

Variance in rural particulate-phase samples was explained by concentrations of chrysene, pyrene, and fluoranthene, whereas the variance in urban particulate-phase samples was explained by triphenylene, benzo[ a]fluorene, and benzo[ b]fluorene.

Invasive procedures such as collection of blood samples were explained to parents and children and were carried out using sterile disposable materials.

In addition those providing blood samples were explained the procedures and informed written consent signed for all those agreeing to participate.