Sentence examples for samples it seems from inspiring English sources
As the compounds identified in these studies are usually located on the outermost layer of the samples, it seems reasonable to hypothesise that the original technique was fresco, and that the presence of organic material is due to modern conservation treatments.
Against this background and given the widespread expression of HIF-1 α in human gastric cancer samples, it seems justified to include 2ME2 (or other equally effective HIF-1 α-inhibiting agents) in study protocols against gastric cancer.
"From the stool samples, it seems obvious that the virus has an almost identical genotype as the west African polio virus, which was recently found in Saudi Arabia," said UNICEF Health Officer Budi Subianto.
In short, at least according to my rather limited sample, it seems that holidaymakers are willing to fly Ryanair because it is cheap, while business travellers are put off by the poor service in spite of the low fares.Which is why, in recent months, Ryanair has attempted to make itself more attractive to business travellers.
According to the results for this sample, it seems that this level of coverage applies for the whole ChEBI.
Looking first at the entire sample, it seems that the factor that discourages most respondents is crowding, followed by service unreliability.
Although the results might be different considering a European sample it seems plausible to assume at least a similar demographic tendency.
Nonetheless, because a steel liner was inserted into the hole upon completion of the drilling, which became separated at 1440 m prior to sampling, it seems possible that the KA-1 sample may actually be representative of the water at that depth or at the bottom of the hole.
Though there was no flow cytometry performed for that sample, it seems likely that loss of ABO occurred as the malignancy progressed from the chronic phase to the blast crisis of CML.
Therefore, in our M. murinus sample, it seems likely that common ancestry would be much more remote than that for L. catta.
Because light and moisture conditions at the study populations have not altered (see Materials and methods, Experimental sample), it seems unlikely that these rapid adaptive changes reflect a directional selective response to increased light.
