The phrase "accumulating sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the process of gathering or collecting samples over time, often in research or data collection scenarios.
Example: "The researchers focused on accumulating sample data from various sources to ensure a comprehensive analysis."
Alternatives: "collecting samples" or "gathering samples".
Some say thousands of Sardinian research subjects never agreed that their samples could be sold or used by a for-profit company when they signed a medical consent agreement at the time the database was accumulating samples.
Accumulating samples for quantitative evaluation may also be helpful.
We estimated the effect of stump harvest on species richness at the stand level by combining all samples and extrapolating a rarefaction curve derived from the landscape-level species pool to an accumulated sample volume of 48 m3 which corresponds to the total volume of stumps on average-sized clear cuts in Northern Sweden.
By this stage the accumulated sample size was sufficient to detect a 50% reduction in proportion with viral suppression in those with MR adherence <90% with 90% power, assuming that 75% of children had MR adherence ≥ 90%.
From the sampling frequency offset loop output the integer and fractional part of the accumulated sampling period error are extracted.
The mean and the variance are usually unknown values and should be estimated based on some accumulated samples.
Second, since accumulated sampling period offset is not constant during the OFDM symbol but increases from sample to sample, it disturbs the orthogonality of the subcarriers giving rise to intercarrier interference.
In total, we accumulated samples of 216 relevant specimens from the target area (Additional file 1: Table S1).
Besides the use of sample archives for retrospective studies, it may be necessary to accumulate samples gathered during several years until a required sample size is achieved [ 46].
The accumulated samples were then shipped on dry ice to the University of Arizona, where the samples were stored at −80°C until the analysis was performed.
