Sentence examples for samples have provided from inspiring English sources

Over the years, the samples have provided uncounted insights into the nature of our closest celestial neighbor.

Recent studies based on large Anglo American and British samples have provided initial evidence that income is related to an individual's personality (e.g., Judge et al. 2012; Heineck 2014; Mueller and Plug 2006).

These rocks and other lunar samples have provided insight into the composition of the material floating around in space when the Earth first formed, and support the theory that the Moon formed from debris ejected from the Earth after a collision with a space object roughly the size of Mars.

Though single marker results exceeding GW significance thresholds are rare, and despite minimal apparent convergence in suggestive findings across independent GWAS, four GWAS meta-analyses in bipolar (or mixed samples) have provided GW evidence for SNP association.

Recently, two papers published in Nature Genetics from large general population samples have provided strong support for the association of HHIP SNPs with FEV1/FVC (16, 16).

In addition, in vivo models and human peritoneal biopsy samples have provided evidence of changes in HA metabolism in the fibrosis that at present accompanies peritoneal dialysis treatment.

Recently, random community genomics, or metagenomics, where DNA is sequenced directly from environmental samples has provided insights into microbial communities.

Furthermore, spectral subtraction combined to the van't Hoff relation, already used by O'Reilly and coworkers1,2 for bulk samples, has provided experimental values of the interfacial conformational energy ΔE.

The return of these samples has provided the strongest evidence yet for the long-held idea that the ordinary chondrites, the most common meteorites in our collections, are sourced from the populous S-type asteroids.

The return of the Hayabusa samples has provided us the strongest evidence that the most common meteorites in our collections, the ordinary chondrites, are derived from the S-type asteroids (Nakamura et al. 2011; Thompson et al. 2014).

Application of these probes, alongside available probes targeted to other intestinal bacterial groups, against rRNA extracted from equine colonic samples has provided the first quantitative data on the predominant bacterial populations inhabiting the equine large intestine.