Sample collection

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Contents 1 Used for 2 See for 3 Broader Terms 4 Narrower Terms 5 Related Terms 6 Scope Note 7 Facts (generated by robot; please edit if you find it inaccurate)

Used for

physical sample collection

See for

sampling, specimen collection

Broader Terms

health science research

Narrower Terms

air sampling /monitoring, chorionic villus sampling, soil sampling, water sampling /testing

Related Terms

data collection, evaluation /testing

Scope Note

gathering or assemblage of a part of something intended as a representative of the whole; use for physical samples such as soil, microorganisms, chemicals, blood, etc.; do not confuse with DATA COLLECTION.

Facts (generated by robot; please edit if you find it inaccurate)

• A great scientific advantage of the Wageningen wood sample collection is that almost all samples are vouchered, meaning they are affiliated to a herbarium sheet.
• Each partition of the sample collection is divided into sections and then individual programs, including memory requirements for each one.
• Sample collection is opportunistic, represents the entire age range and can be broadly stratified by region.
• This sample collection is designed for any hardware or software sampler.
• Sample Collection Letters Personal visits, telephone calls, and letters are the three most common collection approaches that small business owners use to collect past due accounts.
• Investigational Approach Sample collections are planned for two phases.
• If DNA Profiling and/or Storage services are ordered along with genetic testing as a convenient package, a separate Sample Collection Kit for either of these services will be provided.

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