Later, the CIA and Britain's MI-6 supposedly failed trying to secure a sample from Mikhail Gorbachev.
But should they secure a sample, they might be able to sequence it and search for hints of the Australo-Melanesian DNA.
Furthermore, it is not uncommon for both cystocentesis and second-best options in trying to avoid bacterial contamination of the sample, like catheterization or securing a midstream sample, to be unrealistic alternatives when colleting the sample due to either cost or practical problems in handling of the individual dog.
Detectives chose to pursue the potential lead, developing a family tree from the DNA sample; that led them to secretly securing a genetic sample from the father of a convict.
Sergeant Flaherty used a cellphone found in the car to call the driver's mother and tell her about the crash, while Detective Saporito spoke on his phone with an officer at the hospital, who was securing a blood sample to be tested for alcohol.
The reason that needle biopsy procedures with anti-seeding were performed after common FNAB is because of the ethical considerations that aimed at securing a FNAB sample before applying the new technology.
In this paper we present a new conceptual framework capable of capturing, through ideas of concession and power, without explicit interaction between agents, the interactive element of choice and show how we implement this to deliver an empirical method that is tractable in terms of securing an adequate sample as well as being cost effective.
19 of the 75 participating students (25%) were interviewed, securing a sufficiently broad sample of opinions.
To secure a representative sample of the study population, sampling was stratified to obtain a proportional representation from both urban and semiurban areas.
It is eventually revealed that both Ada and Krauser are working with Albert Wesker Richard Waughh), for whom both intend to secure a Plagas sample.
Which region was chosen to take part was then drawn by chance in order to secure a representative sample.
