Sentence examples for samples which result from inspiring English sources
200 kHz sonication in 0.01 M oxalic acid provides an unprecedented manufacturing of Mg samples which result from a controlled and localized dissolution of the material and characterized by a strong wetting surface with a roughness of 170 nm.
In general, these sample preparation methods are expected to increase the concentration of compounds in the headspace of the urine samples by increasing the ionic strength of these samples, which result in a richer profile of VOCs detected by GC-MS [11].
Shotgun approaches for WGS of pathogens directly from field samples are inefficient due to the excess of contaminating host DNA present in the samples, which result in very low sequence coverage of the low copy number bacterial genomes present [ 11].
These approaches require a large number of samples, which results in high computational cost and long waiting times.
The cohorts used for this analysis consisted of 239 probands from three 50% random samples, which resulted in 320 individuals born 1890, 1905 and 1920 in the parish of Överkalix in northern Sweden.
The higher Al content in the LSA samples which resulted in a harder β phase could be the major reason for the higher resistance.
These results demonstrated the influence of the different galactomannans, the addition of citric acid and the storage at 4 ºC of the samples, which resulted in an increase in the formation of V-type amorphous structures.
Powder metallurgy samples showed more porosity portions compare to the casting samples which results in higher density values of casting composites (close to the theoretical density) compare to the sintering samples.
However, E 1L - E 2H of the sample with 3 nm well width is smaller than that of the other samples, which results in much stronger IPOA.
Some circumstances led to an increase in the density of the concentrated liquid samples, which resulted in an increase in the PH values.
The applied disinfection methods caused a degradation of model samples which results in a change in their structure and colour [12 18].
