Examples of using Sample must in English and their translations into Chinese
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The sample must be representative.
Conventional drug detection methods require a long time, as the sample must be taken into a lab for the analysis.
The sample must have been contaminated.
The United Nations investigative mission appears not to have heard of an elementary rule of statistics,namely, that a sample must be representative.
For one, the sample must appear pure.
The sample must therefore be very bright to provide as many photons as possible in the time available.
Second, its sample must be large enough.
The sample must not have any isolated holes 3.
But the survey must meet the requirements: the sample must be representative, the measurement scale is relevant, the methodology is clearly identified.
The sample must be processed within 48 hours of collection.
Moreover, the sample must meet the evaluation criteria for flammability.
The sample must therefore be representative of the population.
The sample must be marked“Free sample- not for sale”;
(1) The sample must be purified in advance to ensure sufficient purity;
But the sample must be of sufficient size, and it must be random.
Since the sample must be tested promptly, the doctor will choose from what is available.
(2) The sample must be homogeneous solid particles or liquid without adsorbed water and purified.
The training sample must be representative of the population of observations so that we can fit a useful model.
Usually, the sample must be a piece of tissue, although sometimes examination of the blood is enough(such as in leukemia).
The test sample must be representative of the population of observations so that we can develop an unbiased evaluation of the model skill.
Your samples must have been contaminated.
Blood, urine, and saliva samples must be sent to a laboratory for analysis.
The samples must be representative.
Liquid samples must be concentrated and dried first.
Previously, resolution of such minute particles had to rely on electron microscopy,where samples must be fixed and detection carried out under a vacuum.
Blood, urine, and saliva samples must be sent to a laboratory for analysis.
Sputum samples must be evaluated and accepted by the laboratory before they are processed.
This new signature means the samples must have emerged from a domain that was previously unknown.