Sentence examples for samples currently in from inspiring English sources

For experimental studies, marble, limestone, travertine and granite samples currently in use as natural building materials were used.

We have previously shown that human plasma samples currently in long-term storage in biobanks are amenable to omics analysis [ 15].

Overall, it appears likely that a large fraction of the human blood-derived samples currently in long-term storage in biobanks is amenable to analysis using high throughput omics technologies, even if no precautions specifically related to the eventual use of these technologies were taken at the time of collection.

The techniques for air sampling currently in existence cover a wide range of compounds and sampling approaches.

Several foam samples currently available in the industry were tested (Silicon Carbide, SiC) covering a wide range of porosity (72 92%) and pores per inch (5 20).

Conclusions: Most samples currently stored in biobanks are amenable to meaningful omics analysis, provided that they satisfy collection and storage criteria defined in this study.

Here, we report prostate tissue eQTLs at ∼20% of the loci we analyzed; however, this is likely to be an underestimate due to the relatively small set of prostate samples currently available in TCGA (30).

We surveyed 22 human xenograft samples, currently being grown in our facility, comprising different tumor types and various lengths of serial passage in vivo (Table 1).

Because of fragmentation [ 3, 26, 27] and some other chemical modifications of RNA in FFPE samples, currently gene expression studies are largely limited to immuno-histochemical (IHC) staining and RT-PCR, which allow only a few genes to be amplified at a time [ 3, 28, 29].

If these alleles were more prone to mutations, then we should expect that they would continue diverging at high rates after the separation of D. simulans from D. sechellia, but we did not observe such continuing divergence in the genome samples currently available.

Most had been living in Virginia (79%, n = 110) and in their current county (65%, n = 92) for over a decade, with approximately a third of the sample currently residing in Montgomery County (29%, n = 38).