Sentence examples for a poor sampling from inspiring English sources

We can therefore reject the possibility that the negative γ-value is the result of a poor sampling artefact.

The pure-birth and birth-death models with taxon sampling are found to provide accurate rate estimates, although a poor sampling yields substantially wider 95% HPDs.

Large sample numbers and sophisticated analytical techniques, although important, should not be seen as a substitute for the collection of a representative sample and a poor sampling can be the dominant source of error in water quality data.

At 373 K, only few transitions to I and back to N were observed and the dwelling time in the I state was very small, indicating a poor sampling of this state.

If the particle or vesicle concentration is to small, the probability of a particle having a fruitful interaction with the surface is decreased, leading to a poor sampling statistics.

We have shown that this critical depth was neither due to a spatial filtering of the dCV due to a limited FOV of the microscope nor due to a poor sampling of the small speckle grain by the camera pixels.

No DNA sample gave an abnormally large number of discrepant genotypes as would be the case with a poor sample or array; however some SNPs performed poorly, independent of the redundancy in the probeset.

Furthermore, (iv) the decision to filter out poor samples can be made later, because a poor sample will not affect the processing of other samples.

After 2 hours, the bacteria will ferment the glucose and cells will lase giving a poor sample and in effect, poor diagnostics.

The apparent DAP band and LO phonon replica are consistent with a poorer sample quality and rougher surface morphology in the LT-32 sample.

The difficult accessibility of hexactinellids, which live primarily in depths of more than 300 m, generally results in a very poor sampling.