Sentence examples for samples the possibility from inspiring English sources

Although both samples were randomized cluster samples, the possibility of selection bias cannot be overlooked.

During tissue fractionation and incubation steps for H2O2 determination in such samples, the possibility of getting inconsistent result cannot be ruled out.

The processing of blood and tissue samples, the possibility of excess DNA in blood samples due to nucleated erythrocytes, and the analysis of degraded samples were all examined, as was the question of long term storage of blood samples on FTA® paper.

In the middle group with moderate anxiety scores (which constituted one third of our pooled sample), the possibility of anxiety disorder has not been ruled out as the probability is about the same as the prevalence.

Our results also provide additional confirmation of the monophyly of the SAR clade, and, because of our carefully chosen taxon sampling, the possibility that this grouping was a long-branch artifact (Cavalier-Smith 2009) is now reduced.

In gene expression studies conducted on pigs within the PHGC trials, the blood transcriptome is examined because of its collection ease, the large number of animals that can be sampled, the possibility of repeated sampling of the same individual, and, ultimately, the chance to develop biomarkers for selection purposes.

HEV RNA was not detected in any of the muskrat fecal samples, although the possibility that some of the samples had false-negative results cannot be excluded because in 24 fecal samples no internal control RNA was detected.

The cell was used to check ethanol content in several commercial wine and beer samples and the possibility of using the fuel cell for the analytical measures in real samples, discussed.

It will be much more difficult to guaranty that other factors are evenly and randomly distributed across the samples, introducing the possibility that metabolic differentiation derives from unknown biases present in the sample set.

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.

They also said their study was the first to analyze the genetics of a plant pathogen by extracting DNA from dried plant samples, opening the possibility that preserved collections from other gardens could yield clues to other plant diseases.