Sentence examples for a subsample of points from inspiring English sources

and P h is the probability an intensity of p, I(p) belongs to the normal distribution defined by region h's seed, a subsample of points that are representative of the region.

To reduce the sampling effort, the initial selection of points is viewed as the first phase of sampling and a subsample of these points is selected in a second phase by means of one-per-stratum stratified sampling (OPSS).

It consists of determining a subsample of h points out of n which minimises the generalised variance.

On a subsample of women (n = 1386), point of care tests are conducted in the field site at the same time as the first specimen collection.

The sample was mixed by vortexing, at which point we collected a subsample of 300 μl of the liquid for estimation of the number of bacteria present in the environment, using serial dilutions (up to 10−7).

It is also important to point out that only a subsample of respondents from the Add Health data submitted sample of their DNA for genotyping.

Semi-structured, qualitative interviews with a subsample of 30 participants (10 from each treatment group) will be undertaken at two time-points (end of treatment and 12 to 18 months later) and analysed thematically.

Because waist circumference was only measured in a subsample of the participants (n = 480), the NCEP definition was modified by using a BMI cut point instead of the NCEP waist circumference criterion (>102 cm).

32 We applied the MVPA cut-point of 3600 cpm derived from the validation and calibration study conducted in a subsample of ALSPAC participants.

Betchkal also listens to a subsample of the recordings.

CEA will be done on a subsample of 4,311 ACCORD participants and HRQOL on a subsample of 2,053 nested within the CEA subsample.