Sentence examples for a comprehensive sampling from inspiring English sources
Get up and paint!" There are times when -- listening to "Ego Scriptor Cantilenae: The Music of Ezra Pound," a comprehensive sampling of the poet's little-known musical output -- one wants to shout: "Pound!
For a comprehensive sampling, Angelique recommends a visit to one of the city's two remaining distilleries.
For a group of sensor nodes, a comprehensive sampling scheme can reduce energy consumption of a WSN.
A comprehensive sampling design allowed for the analysis of the cheese microflora during its production over 20 months of ripening.
Two boreholes were drilled and continuous cores were recovered in order to carry out a detailed core description at centimeter scale and a comprehensive sampling of borehole cores.
Our study revealed the importance of combining environmental tracer approaches and a comprehensive sampling campaign (local sources of nitrate, soil water, river water, and groundwater) to identify the nitrate sources in groundwater and its vulnerability.
The panel's terms of reference indicate that 'a final report will be provided to the secretary by mid-2016 covering both better practice and a comprehensive sample of reviews'.
To be fair, App Annie contents that, at face value, 28 apps out of 125 doesn't seem to imply a comprehensive sample, but the qualifiers regarding time spent in both the second tier and first tier (without any crossover) eliminates a good portion of the eligible apps for analysis.
More than two thirds (n = 31) of students responded to the survey out of a total of forty-one, giving a response rate of seventy-six percent and providing a comprehensive sample.
The aim of the study was to investigate feasibility, self-reported distress and anxiety management strategies during an fMRI experiment in a comprehensive sample of patients with panic disorder and agoraphobia (PD/AG).
Using a comprehensive sample of stock option repricings announced between 2004 and 2009, we find that repricing firms following the restrictive policies of proxy advisors exhibit statistically lower market reactions to the repricing, lower operating performance, and higher employee turnover.
