Sentence examples for the course of sampling from inspiring English sources

In the course of sampling the delicacies on offer in 1974, Lillian Ross encountered one of the event's organizers, who was eating a hot dog on a bun, with sauerkraut.

Acetone has a fair result because of the increase of its partial pressure in the vicinity of the adsorbent surface in the course of sampling.

In addition, C. remanei and C. sp. 13 each have been isolated once in the course of sampling many locations in France over many years [ 13].

The flow rate was adjusted at the beginning of each sampling round to 4 L/min with a rotameter (model RM67, BGI Incorporated) and checked at the end of that sampling round to make sure that it had remained at 4 L/min during the course of sampling.

Control subjects gave their written informed consent during the course of sampling in the original study.

Records were not kept for each site in terms of number of households accessed or response rates during the course of sampling, although the interviewers reported that there were few skipped households and few who declined to be interviewed.

Unfortunately, the results obtained by this approach were ambiguous (H. G. Hansen, L. Ellgaard and F. Hubálek, unpublished work), which was likely a result of disulfide bond scrambling in the course of sample preparation.

To determine the acceptable dwell time per sample spot, rapid Fe K β high-energy resolution fluorescence detected (HERFD) X-ray absorption spectra were recorded on the same sample spot, and the data examined for evidence of change during the course of sample dosing.

The measured temperatures varied over the course of the sampling season, as expected, and among sites by as much as 5.3°C on the same sampling day.

For individual patients, MPG activities did not vary significantly or consistently over the course of the sampling, indicating that MPG activity was not substantially affected by the doses and schedules of olaparib and dacarbazine used in this study, or sampling times.

There were no formal good agricultural practices implemented or any other voluntary standard certified at the farms in the course of the sampling period.