Sentence examples for samples raised the from inspiring English sources

Even with the caveats, the announcement that American officials were testing DNA samples raised the possibility that either Mr. bin Laden or one of his top lieutenants, like Ayman al-Zawahiri, might have been killed in the assault.

The split of PIP-expressing samples in two separate subgroups of samples raised the strength of the statistical analysis and led to the identification of a more extensive and explicit list of modulated genes, as 44% of the clones in L235 were not detected in two-class comparison and therefore not included in L606.

The initial observation of the YB-1/p18 signal in cancer plasma samples raised the question whether this proteolytic YB-1 protein fragment is specifically present in cancer disease.

Selective up-regulation of ADAM12-L in claudin-low samples raised the possibility that ADAM12-L expression might be repressed by one or more miRNAs, which are down-regulated in claudin-low tumors/cell lines and which could directly target the sites present in the ADAM12-L 3′UTR.

These latter three materials, present in many industrial heavy oil samples raise the apparent solubility of hydrogen in these liquids.

The survival of the pathogens in the vegetable samples raises the necessity of maintaining proper sanitary condition during handling and storage of fresh vegetables.

Finding antibodies in 22-year-old samples raises the question of why the first known human patients date from 2012, Koopmans says.

These pilot data, based on small samples, raise the possibility that chronically administered pregnenolone antagonizes certain acute effects of benzodiazepines and may enhance arousal via antagonist or inverse agonist actions at the benzodiazepine/GABAA receptor complex.

As it turned out, both DNA samples were later invalidated by the appeals court because of a serious flaw: the police technician who examined them had failed to change her lab gloves between examining DNA samples, raising the possibility of cross-contamination.

The detection of TSPyV in nasopharyngeal swab and fecal samples raises the possibility that it may be transmitted by a respiratory or fecal oral route.

Viruses of subtypes H17N10 and H18N11 were recently identified in bat samples, raising the possibility that birds are not the exclusive influenza A virus reservoir.