Sentence examples for using a single collection from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, as the use of resistant soybean increases, we may see more dramatic shifts in virulence frequency not revealed through this study using a single collection year.
It used a single collection point - the newspaper - to raise money from a very large pool of donors each pledging as little as pocket change.
Applying a standardised approach of using a single yeast expression collection did not allow the reconstitution of fully active phosphofructokinase (EC 2.7.1.11) from individual Pfk1 and Pfk2 subunits.
UUAE was determined enzymatically using a single 24-h urine collection.
18 For the purposes of the MINISAL-GIRCSI and Meno Sale Più Salute studies, a randomly selected subsample of 100 men and 100 women stratified by age and sex was used for each region, based on the WHO recommendation that a sample of 100 200 individuals is required to estimate sodium intake with a 95% CI about the mean of consumption of ±12 mmol/day using a single 24 h urine collection.
SASH, part of the WHO World Mental Health Survey Initiative, is a cross-national effort to collect country-specific epidemiological data on mental disorders using a single assessment tool and data collection methodology.
Thus, it would have been more judicious to make the EST collection using a single individual of the species Sagitta lyra Krohn, 1853 (size > 40 mm versus 3 4 mm for S. cephaloptera) commonly found off Marseilles, in order to avoid this type of problem!
The strengths of this study relate to the large number of colonoscopies performed in various settings, with uniformity of data collection maintained by using a single reporting form.
This system has introduced small changes in the original QUALIDIAB data record in order to use a single data collection form for all the CVRFs.
While some studies used a single data collection method (n=21), this review has identified that the majority of studies investigating this topic have engaged a multi method approach (n=37) (Table 3).
