Sentence examples for samples to be preserved from inspiring English sources

Individual countries provide the seed samples to be preserved.

There are far fewer safe havens for athletes to dodge out-of-competition tests, and, just as dissuasively, there are now protocols that allow test samples to be preserved and re-tested, even years later, with emerging technology.

At the same time, spatial integrity of the sample has to be preserved and analyte migration should be limited as far as possible.

The latent energy storage density is 1.6 J cm−2 for the best sample and is observed to be preserved after 850 thermal cycles.

On the other hand, colonocytes shed from proximal region will transit a longer distance and will be more exposed to cytolytic agents, thus less likely to be preserved and sampled.

The feature feature selection enforces the similarity relationship between features to be preserved in the coefficient matrix while the sample sample relation is designed to preserve the relation between samples invariant in the predicted space.

Authorization was also given for the samples to be retained and preserved and to be used for diagnostic, therapeutic and other scientific purposes as deemed appropriate by the examining physician or surgeon.

Samples to be analyzed for sulfate were preserved by acidification using concentrated nitric acid (see Ref. [8] for all spectrophotometric methods).

Samples will be preserved for future metabolomics studies.

IT takes time to do a proper biopsy: typically, several days for a tissue sample to be removed, preserved, sliced, stained with labeling chemicals and placed under a microscope to be interpreted by a pathologist.

After the collection of the samples, the samples were preserved and analyzed in the laboratory.