Sentence examples for samples which provide from inspiring English sources

There are considerable positive shifts in the corrosion potential also, when each of the five coatings are applied, separately, on mild steel samples, which provide information for a significant overpotentials induced by these coatings on iron oxidation.

The microstructural characterization of damage is usually based on 'post-mortem' observations of the samples, which provide both qualitative and quantitative information about the effects of the mechanisms activated at the grain scale and at intermediate scales, at a pervasive stage of damage after sample unloading.

To learn about the final moments of a mummy's life, scientists will sometimes turn to hair samples, which provide a record of what substances were circulating in the blood when new hair cells formed.

The few studies which have reported successful profiling from fine needle aspiration biopsies have done so using biopsies from tumour samples which provide at least 1 µg of total RNA to use as input for probe generation [11].

Concentrations of phenol and paraben biomarkers in spot urine samples, which provide exposure measurements at one point in time, are frequently used to estimate recent exposures.

Importantly, we have also produced chlorotriazine-dyed biomass samples which provide information about substrate availability within the complex polymer mixtures typically encountered by enzymes in industrial contexts.

Del Toral continued, "My point on that was that people are exposed to the particulate lead on a daily basis, but the particulate lead is being flushed away before collecting compliance samples which provides false assurance to residents about the true lead levels in the water".

Biomarkers were assessed from both serum and urine samples, which provided a comprehensive assessment of metabolic and pathophysiological cartilage changes.

The immunosensor showed good precision, acceptable stability and reproducibility and could be used for the detection of human IgG in real samples, which provided a potential alternative tool for the detection of protein in clinical laboratory.

The cyclic prefix consists of 128 samples, which provides immunity to delay spreads up to 11.4  (this is clearly an overkill for typical indoor environments, but it keeps the door open for migration to outdoor macrocellular deployments).

Furthermore, the proposed biosensor exhibited excellent specificity and recovery in spiked serum samples, and was successfully used for detecting miR-122 in real biological samples, which provided a rapid and efficient method for detecting drug-induced liver injury at an early stage.