The phrase "a standardized sampling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, data collection, or statistical analysis where a consistent method of sampling is required.
Example: "In our study, we conducted a standardized sampling to ensure that our results were reliable and representative of the population."
Alternatives: "a uniform sample" or "a consistent sampling method".
Rarefaction compares observed taxon richness at a standardized sampling effort using confidence intervals.
The protocols outlined in this study are the first steps to a standardized sampling method for BHAB dinoflagellates that can support a cell-based monitoring program for ciguatera fish poisoning.
Recently, the European MSFD Working Group on Good Environmental Status (WG-GES) provided a 'Monitoring Guidance for Marine Litter in European Seas' [[76]], which represents an important step towards a standardized sampling and monitoring of marine microplastics.
Beetles were collected with a standardized sampling design across six transects in primary and secondary forests using pitfall traps.
In the current paper, we explore the relationships between macroalgal taxon numbers and their respective biomass with latitude by depth strata using a standardized sampling design.
NaGISA's strength is the use of a standardized sampling protocol by a closely interconnected global network of scientists that can allow for comparisons at different spatial scales across the globe [17].
Monthly samples are taken over 6 h on an intermediate tide in the spring-neap cycle because the rate of capture of many animals varies with the tidal height, and a standardized sample covering the average tidal range is considered most suitable when calculating annual rates of capture.
The LHID 2000 is a standardized sample file for research use provided by the National Health Research Institute, and consists of comprehensive use and enrollment information for a randomly selected sample of 1 million NHI beneficiaries, representing approximately 5% of all enrollees in Taiwan in 2000.
Here, we used FT-IR spectroscopy and scanning electron microscopy to describe for the first time the distribution and type of CaC crystals in the whole knee joint, systematically analyzing eight to 10 cartilage areas for each knee, according to a standardized sample-harvesting protocol.
However, there is a lack of standardized sampling and metric methods to measure the level of exposure to nanoparticles, and the information related to possible adverse health effects is scarce.
However, limited precision was reported, which was attributed to arterio-venous capillary gas differences and a lack of standardized sampling procedures.
