The phrase "a better sample in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in the quality or characteristics of a sample within a specific context or field.
Example: "To ensure the accuracy of our research, we need to collect a better sample in our next study."
Alternatives: "an improved sample in" or "a superior sample in".
But could there be a better sample in house music than the Beach Boys-esque harmonies that introduce Crush on You and lend that vital element of melancholic euphoria to Intro?
Update of the parameters of the random mechanism, on the basis of the sample data, in order to produce a better sample in the next iteration.
Update of the parameters of the random mechanism, on the basis of the sample data, in order to produce a better sample in the next iteration. .
Once the samples have been generated, the next step is to use the sample to modify the parameters of the random mechanism, in order to produce a better sample in the next iteration.
The populations discussed above all likely originated from the closest natural stand, and could be the result of non-assisted moth expansion (but a better sampling in Algeria is needed to confirm this).
It seems unlikely that this has influenced the findings materially, and we were unable to devise a better sampling method in a country in which detailed demographic data to a great extent are lacking.
This potentially indicates the presence of a 'Lagerstätten effect', corresponding to a better sampling of biodiversity in one time bin relative to another (see below).
Furthermore, the comparison between the Native-Seeded and Omega-Only results also indicates that a better sampling of the ligand conformations, in particular for large, flexible ligands would improve PharmDock's performance for this class of compounds.
Each iteration involves generating a random sample according to a probability distribution and then updating the parameters of the probability distribution in order to produce better samples in the next iteration.
Since the two combined trajectories have better sampling in the conformational space of FBP21-WWs than the single MD, the former two are superior in reproducing the experimental SAXS profile than the latter.
Decade-by-decade, Amazon forests gained biomass at a similar rate during the 1980's and the 1990's, at about 500 Tg C per year, although the better sampling in the 1990's results in much greater confidence in the magnitude of the sink during the 1990's than the 1980's (see error bars in Fig. 1).
