Sentence examples for sampling opportunity from inspiring English sources

"The exciting part about this is the sampling opportunity this gives us," Mr. Booth said.

To the producers, it's a sampling opportunity that must be seized, and may be helping attract young viewers.

Although quantitative PCR is quite sensitive (Haugland et al. 1999), the collection of proper secretion samples often requires invasive procedures (e.g., bronchoscopy) in order to collect secretions likely to contain the fungus, which is also a time-limited sampling opportunity.

Stephen Friedman, the general manager of MTV, said the new schedule "creates more sampling opportunities" for viewers.

Unequal criteria for including search units mean unequal sampling opportunities.

However, an optimum sampling design is also subject to limitations in cost and sampling opportunities.

Although the skin is highlighted because of its accessibility for clinical observations and serial sampling opportunities, lessons learned from studies of cutaneous GVHD are likely to provide valuable insights into GVHD occurring in the gastrointestinal tract, lung, and liver.

For the breweries, I think it is more about the direct wholesale sales and quality sampling opportunities than having multiple locations.

Our sample sizes were small because during the breeding season males fast and excrete at a low rate, and samples are only useful if fresh, thus sampling opportunities are understandably scarce.

For this reason, additional sampling opportunities were limited.

Dogs share physiological and metabolic characteristics for most organ systems and drugs with humans and are large enough for multiple sampling opportunities, diagnostic and treatment interventions.