Sentence examples for samples would have from inspiring English sources

There is no immediate time limit over which environmental or physiological samples would have degraded beyond usefulness.

Gas samples would have to be taken to London to determine whether the gas was shallow (biogenic) or deep (foundation).

Seventy-four percent of the samples would have failed milk-bank criteria".

She held firm: only the B.N.D.G. was legally authorized to carry out the testing, and the samples would have to stay there.

Ideally, samples would have been taken and the precise levels of these cannabinoids assessed, but this isn't practical in studies of this size and design.

To protect the siblings' privacy, Clarín's lawyers said, they could be tested against the two plaintiff families, but afterward the samples would have to be destroyed.

The implication of Scheck's argument — that Simpson's samples were corrupted — was that properly handled samples would have yielded admissible results.

The forensic scientist also said that local counterparts who would have handled Heywood's body would have immediately spotted its discolouration and that blood samples would have been obviously abnormal due to their bright red colour had they contained cyanide.

However, more salivary samples would have distracted participants from the situation, causing a psychosocial stressful situation.

The nanofluids were sonicated for about 30 min before measurements so that the samples would have the same dispersity.

Otherwise, the ratings for the (SAV) samples would have been worse in comparison to the ratings for the (MUL) samples.