Sentence examples for samples that could be from inspiring English sources
She noted that there was still no long-term storage of samples that could be checked in case a question of contamination or other problem arose later.
His expertise was in gathering ice and snow samples that could be used to validate existing data, such as that gathered by ESA's CryoSat.
She said scientists at the C.D.C. were preparing a "seed stock" from virus samples that could be used for a vaccine.
Like Alison Goate in England, Bird was looking for large families with a hereditary form of Alzheimer's disease to provide blood samples that could be analyzed in an attempt to isolate other genetic culprits.
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton is joining the growing effort to get rid of the backlog of DNA samples that could be used to track and convict rapists but instead are sitting useless on shelves in law enforcement offices across the country.
This severely reduced the amount of samples that could be studied in the available amount of time.
Due to the limited sample that could be obtained from the participants and the sampling times that were outside the period when plasma cells would be expected in peripheral circulation, we could not directly enumerate plasma cells [ 28].
Wubbels was released only after Tracy determined that the hospital had a sample that could be obtained by warrant later; he then tried to blame Wubbels and her colleagues for not making this clear earlier, although she had patiently reviewed the options.
Using some of the same techniques, it may be possible to scavenge anyone's DNA from a discarded drinking cup or cigarette butt and turn it into a saliva sample that could be submitted to a genetic testing company that measures ancestry or the risk of getting various diseases.
This sample which was designed for multiple research purposes was the best available and relevant sample that could be obtained in Turkey.
The percentage of clean reads (144.4 146 bp average length) from each sample that could be mapped ranged from 74.76 to 89.35% (Additional file 2: Table S1).
