Sentence examples for samples only if from inspiring English sources

Two of Taurasi's teammates at Fenerbahce recently agreed to provide urine samples only if they would be tested in Germany.

In the context of identifying de novo CNVs in an individual that were not present in either parent, McCarroll et al. [14] use stringent criteria, joining CNVs across samples only if they overlap across at least 80% of their length.

We included tumor samples only if at least 80% of the sample consisted of cancer cells, as verified by H&E staining.

We included publications reporting results from the same study or studies based on overlapping samples only if they complemented each other in terms of reported results (for instance, if they reported results for different cut-off values); we took care to avoid double counting.

Instead, a simpler method was applied whereby sample plots whose centres lay outside the stand were included in any sample only if they intersected the stand boundary (Flewelling and Iles 2004, Schmid-Haas 1982).

In order to avoid a bias resulting from a cutout of the period under consideration out of the whole acquisition series of a company, transactions were included in the sample only if the respective company did not execute any transactions in the two previous years (1993 and 1994).

A recent study proposed that women over 35 years should undergo endometrial sampling only if they are symptomatic or if colposcopy is satisfactory and normal (Patel et al, 2010).

Second, the very recent shift in diversification rates is expected under protracted speciation, but could result from incomplete taxon sampling only if the missing species were those that have originated most recently.

Category B patients are treated as possible dengue cases and are handled similarly to category A cases, except that RT-PCR and virus isolation for DENV are performed retrospectively on the acute sample only if serologic assays on paired acute- and convalescent-phase samples indicate a current DENV infection.

Two identification assumptions were used: (1) liberal, in which a species is identified as present in a sample when a known fragment size or peak (Fig. 1B, C) is found for one of the two chloroplast (cpDNA) noncoding regions, and (2) conservative, in which a species is identified as present in a sample only if known peaks are present for both chloroplast (cpDNA) noncoding regions (Fig. 1B, C).

RNA purity and integrity was assessed using the Agilent Bioanalyzer (Santa Clara, CA, USA), with samples only being analyzed if RNA integrity scores were >5.0.