Sentence examples for samples in part from inspiring English sources
Re "Growing Opposition to Free Drug Samples" (Business Day, Nov. 15): Pharmaceutical sales representatives distribute free samples in part to meet and give other gifts to medical students and residents.
We used ground gravity and aeromagnetic data from the Spanish Geological Survey (IGME) databases, together with a gravity survey recently acquired along the Alcudia deep seismic reflection profile, and also petrophysical data from rock samples, in part specifically acquired for this work.
Pharmacodynamic measurements were performed on faecal samples in Part 2. Aliquots of the first faecal sample of the day voided on Days −1, 4 and 9 were stored at -70°C pending analysis of gut microbiota.
PIXE technique is the reliable measurement of toxic elements in the bioenvironmental samples in parts per million (ppm) levels and also supports detecting the presence of any essential elements.
The relatively small sample size may in part explain the difference, but a recent increase in the proportion of female smokers may also play a role.
Sampling error may in part explain why two-thirds of all adenocarcinomas can occur during the first year of follow-up (14).
The vast majority of the firms participating were from the booster sample, in part due to BDC focusing more on these firms after the initial phase had proved unsuccessful.
The antimicrobial resistance patterns are provided for informational purposes only because isolates were sampled in part according to their antimicrobial resistance phenotype.
Our final cohort had less severe comorbid illness and early mortality than the overall CHOICE sample, in part because some specimens were obtained later in patients' course of dialysis therapy.
In a typical health plan, the rate of chronic health conditions will most likely be between 5% [ 41] and 18% [ 42], rather than the 31.4% rate we found by selecting our sample, in part, from hospital specialty clinics.
Reducing the sample size is consistent with previous studies showing that a small sample size allows efficient extraction from difficult samples [27], in part due to the reduction in amounts of contaminants co-extracted.
