Sentence examples for samples may suggest from inspiring English sources
The relatively low concentration of these particles when compared to lunar samples may suggest a short exposure time on the surface of Itokawa, preventing the accumulation of high volumes of Fe nanoparticles.
In conclusion, the presence of oncogenic HPV DNA in a small cohort of CRC samples may suggest that HPV may be involved in the carcinogenesis of some CRC.
A faint band in one of the AS samples may suggest a similar copy number variant or the possibility of incomplete restriction enzyme digestion.
High detection rate of M. kansasii subtype I in clinical samples may suggest that this genotype has a particular propensity for colonization, and thus a higher epidemiological potential for humans.
We found high expression of ephrin-A1 in 13% and intermediate expression in 72% of the tumors, and the fact that ephrin-A1 is expressed in the majority of the samples may suggest that this protein plays an important biological role in NSCLC.
A high proportion of missing genotypes per individual DNA sample may suggest relatively poor DNA quality.
27 The intention to migrate among many in our sample may suggest that the current retention of health workers is tenuous and may shift towards higher rates of migration in the future.
Therefore, the expansion of surface area observed in our BD sample may suggest damages of white matter tracts in the temporo-parietal regions, which deserves further investigation using diffusion tensor images.
Practically, identification of B. trehalosi as the primary isolate from a submitted lung sample may suggest a failure in identification or treatment of a major BRD pathogen such as M. haemolytica.
The Th1-specific cytokines, IL2, TNFalpha, and IFNgamma, were not upregulated in either of the samples and may suggest that an infectious agent may need to be present to further drive the immune response.
This is in the same position that current increases were observed in the anhydrous CO2 saturated sample and may suggest the presence of small amounts of moisture in the anhydrous CO2-saturated sample.
