Sentence examples for a deeper sample from inspiring English sources

Three soil samples were collected, if possible, from each site; (1) a sample from a depth of 0 to 5 cm, (2) a composite of the soil A-horizon, and (3) a deeper sample from the soil C-horizon or, if the top of the C-horizon was at a depth greater than 100 cm, from a depth of approximately 80 100 cm.

This cancer was also selected in The Cancer Genome Atlas pilot study in which fewer genes were initially sequenced, but in a deeper sample set (Cancer Genome Atlas Research Network, 2008).

A deeper sample coverage is expected to increase the number of universal core taxa whereas the effect on subject-specific taxa frequency remains more difficult to predict: A richer sampling depth may reveal new subject-specific taxa members, and some of those defined in this study may no longer appear specific to a given individual or group of individuals.

In situ and real-time corrosion monitoring techniques based on the electrochemical nature of corrosion, e.g., using a minimally invasive sampling probe which allows a deeper sampling penetration adjacent to the implant, are worth further attentions.

Finally, based on the average likelihood of models evaluated in the fine grid search, all models within 4 log likelihood units of the maximum likelihood model were re-evaluated with a deeper sampling of M = 1,000,000 ARGs, and the average of 10 evaluations taken as the final likelihood value.

Moreover, a deeper sampling would be required to account for all identified gene copies.

A deeper sampling of genes in this species (and in other monocot species) could show that it is, in fact bimodal.

A deeper sampling of species within the Caenorhabditis phylogeny will help elucidate whether a predominantly selfing mode of reproduction in C. elegans and C. briggsae arose recently in their evolutionary history.

Given the optical properties (reduced scattering coefficient, μ′s, and absorption coefficient, μa) of a tissue, the source-detector distance will directly influence the depth of the sampled volume, i.e. a large source-detector distance leads to a deeper sampled volume than a small source-detector distance [ 9, 10].

This shallow coverage of a deep sample is complementary to our deep coverage of a phased, shallow sample.

In all cases, the nipple papilla is cored out or a deep sample of the nipple base is taken during biopsy.