This prompted us to routinely use a sample size (n) computed as the number of sires that were successfully called according to the default settings of GenomeStudio.
He then approached Somerville for clearance to use a sample from "Smalltown Boy".
Meredith Wood explains how to use a sample collection letter to make sure you are paid.
(To put it into context, an average national opinion poll would use a sample of around 1,500-2,000 people).
But women can only identify their maternal haplogroup, unless they use a sample from a close male relative like a brother or father.
In fact, the first major hip-hop hit record didn't use a sample – the Sugarhill Gang used real instruments to recreate the rhythm track of Chic's Good Times and spawned Rapper's Delight, a hugely entertaining slice of funky wordplay.
Pop behemoth Cheryl Cole wanted to use a sample from Rowetta's song, Be, as part of her performance for Fight For This Love at the awards ceremony, taking place on 16 February.
Her gorgeously restrained summer smash 110% was the result, and Jessie was thrilled when Big Pun's estate gave them permission to use a sample of the late rapper reciting the line "carving my initials on your forehead" throughout the track.
All three genres use a sample from "Think" (try 1 24), a Lynn Collins single released in 1972 and turned into a part of the pop vocabulary in 1987 by Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock.
In 1999, Klein's ABKCO records permitted the Verve to use a sample of an orchestral recording of the Jagger/Richards composition "The Last Time"; it became the basis for the Verve's huge hit "Bitter Sweet Symphony".
"We Can Breakthrough" is the perhaps the clearest instance of my own co-opting of another's harmonic discoveries (I even use a sample at one point!), to the point where it may be considered nothing more than a rearrangement.
