Sentence examples for a particular sampling from inspiring English sources

Dr. Sammarco said that a particular sampling method used in some earlier studies might have led to lower readings.

We define true zeroes as those that represent actual response outcomes, i.e. 'no disturbance' in a particular sampling unit and not zeroes created by missing data.

In MPPT, voltage and current of the PV array are detected by voltage and current sensors at a particular sampling cycle, respectively [69].

The block correlation is the correlation between the block kriging prediction of a variable and the true spatial mean which it estimates, computed for a particular sampling configuration and block size over the stochastic model which underlies the kriging prediction.

q n  = quality rating for the nth parameter of water quality, V n  = estimated value of nth parameter at a particular sampling point, S n  = standard permissible value of nth parameter, Vi0 = ideal value of nth parameter in pure water (i.e. 0 for all other parameters except pH which has value 7).

This is equivalent to discarding species that were only recorded using a particular sampling technique that is known to be unreliable.

Whoever wrote a particular melody or chose a particular sample, it's her formidable presence alone that holds the album – and the film – together.

The agglutinate fraction is a measure of soil maturity i.e., of how long a particular sample has been exposed to the continuing rain of tiny impacts.

The properties of a particular sample of polyethylene depend mainly on the catalyst used and the conditions under which polymerization occurs.

Should a point plot below the line, it could indicate that a particular sample was open to migration of the dating elements or that the sample was contaminated and lay below the isochron when the rock solidified.

Eventually, it might even be able to predict the likely outcome.The study's genetic analysis was carried out using conventional chemical techniques, which make it possible to spot the presence of two or three genes in a particular sample.