Sentence examples similar to take a sampling of from inspiring English sources

With a self-sampling kit, you take a sample of blood, send it to a laboratory and they send you the results.

The doctor will use a needle to take a sample of the fluid surrounding the baby.

"What they do is take a sample of 25,000 blocks sprinkled around the country," Dr. Freedman said.

The scientists then take a sample of the viruses and infect another animal.

So blood banks generally take a sample of the blood from each donor, mix it with blood from 6 to 16 other donors and test the pooled sample.

Tells about a visit from a specially-trained person, who dropped by her apartment to take a sample of her blood.

The Dutchmen, who were carrying a hand-operated corkscrew-like device, were invited to take a sample of earth from the Mare aux Songes.

Just 50 yards from the head of the trail, the three women and seven men taking the course watched their teacher demonstrate how to take a sample of panic grass found along the upper edge of the intertidal zone.

00.00 Madeline, an artist from Brighton, says: "I plan to photograph a 365 degree sweep of the square, the night sky and possibly take a sample of some dust from the top of the plinth to use in future artwork.

Dinosaurs actually have rings in their bones rather similar to those of trees and so you can take a sample of a bone, count the rings and work out the age of the individual at hand.

In "genome-wide association studies" researchers take a sample of people with a particular condition and look for variants in changes to DNA that are not found in people who don't have the condition.