The phrase "a means for sampling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or tools used to collect samples in various contexts, such as research or data collection.
Example: "The researchers developed a means for sampling the water quality in the lake to assess pollution levels."
Alternatives: "a method for sampling" or "a tool for sampling".
Consequently, knowing DE for a given sampling method provides a means for estimating sample size [ 14].
Gene expression studies by RT-qPCR techniques often use reference gene levels as a means for assessing sample processing and normalising for the mRNA content of a sample [ 13].
In particular, observing system simulation experiments (OSSEs) offer a means for quantitative evaluation of sampling design.
The primary engineering hurdle that impedes such development is identifying a means for maintaining a small sample at cryogenic temperatures while leaving it subject to dissolution, either by mating a dissolution wand to it or by flushing hot solvent through the containing capillary.
The objective of this research was to evaluate ECa-directed soil sampling as a means for monitoring management-induced spatio temporal changes in soil quality.
By selecting two standardized moments for a host of distributions, these can be graphed and used to not only compare and contrast distribution qualities but also the diagrams give a means for selecting potential models based on sample data.
TGA/DTG analysis provides a means for conducting proximate analysis of the samples as well as the preliminary mechanistic studies of the biomass pyrolysis process.
Along the same line of thought, IBS can be a means to select samples for sequencing; such as choosing those that are likely to exhibit more mutations, i.e. samples with lower IBSmv.
In order to ensure the standard efficacy of health products made with RFH, its active constituents should firstly be determined and, secondly, a means of assessing samples for their contents of these constituents is needed.
Weighted means for trimmed samples are reported using fixed-effect (FE) and random-effects (RE) models.
