Sentence examples for a much higher sample from inspiring English sources

Without the splitters, it was possible to make the channel much larger than conventional ones (about 25 times larger in the channel volume), and thus obtain a much higher sample throughput (TP, amount of the sample that can be processed in a unit time period).

Therefore, the PPV for UIA of our study is calculated on a much higher sample size.

A much higher sample size was required to classify samples with low prevalence than high prevalence (see Table 2).

Contemporary collection methods now employ synthetic or hydrocellulose rather than cotton fibers and yield a much higher sample recovery rate (e.g., hydrocellulose microsponge, synthetic pledget or swab).

The FD and DTT methods allow for a much higher sample throughput, because they do not include the time consuming CsCl density gradient centrifugation step, which also limits the number of samples that can be processed in parallel (Table  1).

The Kenyan Health Sector Costing Model is based on a much higher sample of health care institutions than any of the studies references in section 3. It was scientifically supervised by international scholars and professionally implemented by the German Development Cooperation GIZZ) and the Ministry of Health of Kenya.

With the moss technique a much higher sampling density can be achieved than with conventional deposition analysis.

Furthermore, the ASM can provide scalar data at a much higher sampling rate, when run in "burst" mode at 250 Hz, with a 100 Hz measurement bandwidth.

Now, Hi-Res audio files take a step towards recreating that original analog experience with a much higher sampling rate.

After monitoring the circadian [Ca2+]c rhythms for several cycles, we imaged the SCN neurons at a much higher sampling rate (1 frame per every 3 seconds) for 5 minutes during different circadian phases (Fig. 2C and D).

However, a much higher sampling effort in the field could yield genotypes that recombined with those lineages.