Sentence examples for subsequent sample from inspiring English sources

The subsequent sample was then expectorated into a pre-labelled sterile container and ~ 2 mL saliva was collected.

The control image was selected as 'first lane' and subsequent sample images were selected as 'next lane'.

This suggests that initially bacteria played a greater role in the decomposition of the added needles with fungi playing a more important role in subsequent sample dates.

For the Mode II and Mode III loading cases, the formulas and the subsequent sample results are presented in a systematic manner for the first time.

This fragmentation is probably caused by the permeability measurement after the experimental runs and the subsequent sample preparation steps, i.e., sawing and preparation of the thin sections.

Subsequent sample preparation included heat treatment as well as Ar+ ion irradiation under various conditions, which were carried out to modify the fullerene coatings.

This evaluation is in agreement with the expectation that Sn2+ should be quickly oxidized during the synthesis and subsequent sample handling in air.

Significant evaporative loss of gaseous and light hydrocarbons (up to C10) can occur during core and cuttings collection and storage, and subsequent sample preparation in the laboratory before instrumental analysis.

In vitro techniques involve the incubation of drugs with different types of in vitro preparations (e.g. liver microsomes, hepatocytes) isolated from rats and subsequent sample processing and analysis using spectroscopic techniques [14, 15].

These observations can be explained by a charge buildup over the electron-illuminated sample area, caused by the beam gas sample interaction, and by a subsequent sample motion induced by electrical capacitance in the sample.

Sampling fluids from deep wells and subsequent sample treatment prior to gas and liquid analysis requires special equipment and sampling techniques to account for the relatively high temperatures, pressures, and potential gas content present at depth.