Sentence examples for samples could contribute from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, as development of this work, the extraction and characterization of humic water-extractable fraction in composted samples could contribute to clarify these aspects.
Any presence of iron carbides in the samples could contribute to the formation of H2 (Eq. 6) but neither ESEM nor XRD analyses revealed any occurrence in the samples and because of this, the formation of H2 through carbide oxidation (Eq. 6) is not considered to be important in our experiments.
Systematic screening of multiple colonies from individual pig samples could contribute to the trace back of many Salmonella outbreaks origin in humans [ 22].
Differences in sample size and content of the tumor samples could contribute to the minor variability in IR-A expression observed between these datasets.
Modifying the sample collection procedure by, for example, introducing alternative testing modalities requiring fewer samples, could contribute to reducing the SES gradient in test participation.
Two have used a physiologically-based extraction test (PBET) to determine the potential nutrients that the sample could contribute to the consumer [133], [134].
Therefore we can conclude that, while inadequate sampling could contribute to observed beta diversities within rare biosphere of highly diverse communities, the observed β-diversity in Zodletone spring quadrants could not be fully explained by inadequate sampling.
One must be careful about interpreting these results, however, as differences in sampling could contribute to apparent differences between species.
Our aim was to understand how HCV infection among the oldest group in our study sample could contribute to current transmission trends.
Even when controlling for potential clinical and demographic differences between the two samples that could contribute substantively to observed differences in medication patterns, Argentinians compared to North Americans were more often taking mood stabilizers and benzodiazepines/hypnotics and less often taking antipsychotics.
Results indicated that the five geophagic samples analyzed could contribute bioavailable calcium but significantly reduced the availability of iron and zinc in the diet.
