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Why do we have to look enviously at the front page of Al-Jazeera English for a better sampling of important news stories at any given time?

Such training data, over several days or even longer times, are thus expected to provide a better sampling of RSS fingerprint values.

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.

The stimuli were repeated 7 times per session to obtain a better sampling of the neural responses.

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).

The use of other methods, such as replica exchange simulations or coarse-grained approaches could be explored to provide an additional comparison with the results obtained here, for example to reach a better sampling of structural configurations at long time-scales.

"We need measures that are independent of the industry and use a better sample of houses".

Second, a much better sampling of protistan and eubacterial genomes related to those implicated in the gene transfer events could provide key information regarding when such gene transfers took place, and allow the direction of transfer to be discerned.

The study districts (Butajera and Wukro) were purposely selected because each district houses a health and demographic surveillance system (HDSS) (owned and operated by the two universities) with benefits of a better sampling frame and research infrastructure.

A better sample consisting of 86 broods of nestling passerines showed larger secondary swellings when challenged two days after a first injection, results which were not interpreted as evidence of acquired immunity but rather as a matter of methodology to be considered in statistical analyses [34].

We believe that as more target sequences become available, our predicted false negative rates will tend to increase for a given published signature both as a result of better sampling of diversity and as a result of failure to detect newly evolved variants.