Sentence examples for samples intended to from inspiring English sources

A method was developed for determining the concentrations of Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Ni and Pb in lipstick samples intended to be used by adults and children using inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry (ICP OES) and graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry (GF AAS) after treatment with dilute HNO3 and hot block.

In this case, the saline solution exhibited ionic strength similar to those of the samples intended to surpass the tonometry colligative effect of the samples over analyte concentration data by attributing the reduction in quantity of diffused ethanol vapor majorly to the electrolyte.

Sequencing of the two positive samples, intended to be performed by the authors in the near future, will provide phylogenetic and epidemiological information about the virus.

Euro RSCG commissioned a survey of about 100 teenage girls, a sample intended to roughly resemble the online population of teenage girls.

Unlike the monthly jobs report — which reports only net changes in employment — the quarterly numbers are not based on a statistical sample intended to approximate the entire job market.

Finally, the results were compared with an age and gender matched community sample, intended to represent the average child.

A random sample intended to achieve 700 patients was drawn from the database of patients attending a Dublin hospital diabetes clinic (n = 4,577).

Since B. indicus purebred and composite cattle are dispersed throughout the world, we elected to determine the frequencies of known genetic factors associated with BSE susceptibility and resistance in a diverse sample intended to represent the global population.

Still, it is important to note that almost one third of the physicians (32.2%) in our sample intended to practice euthanasia in the absence of the patient's wishes.

The 99 homes selected for allergen measurements comprise a nested case control sample intended to compare the allergen levels in homes of children with and without lower respiratory symptoms.

The second survey (Lesbewell 2) was part funded by Birmingham Health Authority and conducted between 1996 and 1997 on a much larger sample intended to be more representative of the lesbian population.