Sentence examples for samples for those from inspiring English sources

Now, editors, bloggers, and buyers can not only keep track of their Fashion Week, but they can browse designer looks and request samples for those looks all from the same app.

For her research project, Theiler would go to the hospital, make a list of newborns, and send nurses to collect stored cord-blood samples for those babies.

If the central message content becomes the centre of the transform then for that part more samples are taken, whereas for background etc., which are in the distant locations from the centre could influence very limited due to consideration of the lesser number of samples for those.

Instead, they are due to slightly increased background levels in negative samples for those particular positive MCTs compared to the background levels of the same MCTs in NTC controls, resulting in responses that are above but close to the threshold level for that particular MCT (Fig. 6F).

We analyzed breast and prostate cancer samples for those MYH11 regions that harbored somatic mutations in CRCs.

RNA samples for those labeled "G3" were derived from the same total RNA samples used for RNA-seq library preparation (An. gambiae G3 strain raised at CSU), representing two biological replicates, each consisting of three individual mosquito RNA extracts pooled together.

In the net samples for Norway and Sweden, those in the age group 40 60 are over-represented and those between 20 and 39 years are under-represented.

I'll just link to a sample, for those interested in dipping their head in.

"The sample for those landowners was defined spatially, we have parceled data from different counties that show landowners who are on different parcels.

Furthermore, a comparison of NMSim simulations starting from apo structures of different proteins show that ligand-bound conformations can be sampled for those cases where conformational changes are mainly correlated, e.g., domain-like motion in adenylate kinase.

HB1457, introduced last week, requires all coroners or medical examiners to obtain a DNA sample for those unidentified at the time of burial, then affixing a metal identification tag to the body.