Sentence examples for samples to be retained from inspiring English sources
Significantly, the act amends the Police and Criminal Evidence Act to allow fingerprints and DNA samples to be retained indefinitely where they "were taken from a person in connection with the investigation of an offence".
Compressing this signal component obtains a much smaller proportion of data samples to be retained for transmission and further reconstruction.
We also stress the need for voucher samples to be retained to ensure the repeatability of results and allow for further analytical methods to be applied to specimens in the future.
This error can be regarded mostly as the second type of error introduced at the beginning of the results section because a compound has to be very similar to the training samples to be retained in the innermost AD, but obviously has a structure-activity relationship not covered by the model.
About their usefulness in the proposed AD approach, box plots showing limited spread and allowing majority of test samples to be retained within the AD can be favoured and their corresponding range of k values can be considered to finally opt for the most appropriate k.
The range of tolerance is determined by specifying the desired number of posterior samples to be retained.
The samples were to be retained indefinitely.
DNA was extracted from a maximum of 22 individuals per sample with fewer being used only when <30 whiteflies were available in a sample (as some individuals from each sample had to be retained in our collection).
A probe had to be called "detectable" in 75% of replicates in at least one tested sample group to be retained for further analysis.
Additionally, the Center for Veterinary Biologics Laboratory conducted safety tests on stored vaccine from the same lot as Vaccine A, which was available because of licensing procedures that require samples from each lot to be retained.
Different parts of the filter were also tested as a control in all samples, to be sure that chromium was retained only in cells.
