Sentence examples for transport samples from inspiring English sources
Owing to quarantine restrictions, we were unable to transport samples from banana plants within Australia for analysis.
And Biomatrica's approach is being used by GlaxoSmithKline, a pharmaceutical giant, to transport samples between its laboratories in America and Britain.
This can happen through increasing the number of vehicles equipped to transport samples, hiring enough drivers, training enough medical personnel, buying the right type of diagnostic equipment, and improving communication systems.
Newcomers learn to save the empty bottles because, at the end of each day, a Nicaraguan nurse collects them and whisks them away to the pathology department, where they'll be used to transport samples of bodily fluids for testing.
The system integrates a rotating wheel and a cycling piston to transport samples from the end of a gas transport capillary line to the detection site.
Typically a researcher has to travel to various locations throughout the world, determine whether the trees are on public or private property, obtain permission to study and transport samples, overcome language and other barriers, and potentially return to the same site later to complete research, which can be challenging.
The idea was to reach the New Forest by public transport, sample its delights and cross it by bicycle, using cycle ways if possible, then return home charged up with green gusto.
She's having her puppies now". The idea was to reach the New Forest by public transport, sample its delights and cross it by bicycle, using cycle ways if possible, then return home charged up with green gusto.
In the vertical transport sample, current voltage (I V) measurements across the DBR layers were carried out at different temperatures in the range between 15 and 300 K.
For the longitudinal transport sample, Hall mobility and sheet carrier density were measured in the temperature range from 77 to 300 K.
Bias can be introduced during sample collection and transport, sample storage, cell lysis, nucleic acid extraction, PCR amplification, and other downstream applications [ 13, 16- 20].
