Sentence examples for samples extended to from inspiring English sources

4 The current analysis samples extended to 336 hours, which is the maximum beyond-use-dating allowed by USP 797.

Morphometric image analysis has the potential to aid standardisation of interpretation of histopathology samples, extending to the postsurgical development of carcinomas (Eynard et al., 2009).

Currently, the follow-up of this latter sample extends to up to 5 years.

Currently, the follow-up of this latter sample extends to up to 10 years (see further section on population imaging).

15 Despite the fact that none of the 12 children who received prolonged resuscitation after drowning in winter had good outcome, the 95% confidence interval for this group, based on such a small sample, extends to a survival rate of 22%.

The granule sizes obtained from samples were extended to the whole granulation time by curve fitting.

Thus, for a cross-cultural validation it is important that samples be extended to geographical regions that have not yet been investigated.

The process is similar to that for determining sample size, with a straight line drawn between the standardized difference and the sample size extended to show the power of the study.

Had the sample been extended to the former customers of Yes Loans, which lost its credit licence earlier this month after an Office of Fair Trading investigation into customer complaints, the results of the survey would no doubt have been rather different.

In the trend estimation, the sample is extended to all workers with at most a high-school degree aged 35 65 so as to have enough variation over time.

Assuming that 20% of those completing the questionnaire had incomplete or invalid data, the sample was extended to 85 subjects.