Sentence examples for samples have been introduced from inspiring English sources

Two samples have been introduced in quartz ampoules and solidified directionally.

Also deviations from the nominal geometry, obtained from profile detection of 40 samples, have been introduced for considering a real-like case.

The produced samples have been introduced in Table 1.

The majority of cells, however, are too thick to be imaged in an intact state and therefore methods such as 'high pressure freezing' with 'freeze-substitution followed by room temperature plastic sectioning' or 'cryo-sectioning of unperturbed vitreous fully hydrated samples' have been introduced for electron tomography.

A novel concept on discrete samples has been introduced to analyze the efficient heating processes due to microwave radiations.

Matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry (MALDI-MS) of crude bacterial samples has been introduced as a very cost-efficient and rapid, yet highly informative tool to identify and classify bacteria.

To overcome this problem, a class of high breakdown robust estimators (insensitive to outliers up to 50% of the data sample) has been introduced as an alternative to the least squares regression.

Metabarcoding, identification of genera or species present in a composite DNA sample has been introduced by Richardson et al. (2015a) targeting the ITS2 marker using Illumina sequencing technology.

The phosphate depletion medium SSBM-P in combination with the optimized cultivation conditions with extensive sampling has been introduced by us as part of a technical platform for generating reproducible expression data from Streptomyces coelicolor A3(2) batch cultivations [ 19- 22].

Pamela Goyan Kittler, a California cultural nutritionist, said the first samples must have been introduced by Italian immigrants, but added, 'It was probably the German immigrant sausage makers, especially Oscar Mayer in the early 1900's, who developed the technology to produce sliced packaged meats, who really popularized bologna nationwide".

This 'echo-state' functions as a fading memory: samples that have been introduced into the network in a further past, are faded away.