The phrase "aggregated sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as research, statistics, or data analysis where multiple samples are combined to form a larger dataset.
Example: "The aggregated sample from various studies provided a more comprehensive understanding of the phenomenon."
Alternatives: "combined sample" or "pooled sample".
Gender and age (adolescent versus adult sample) score differences on the 18REST are displayed in Tables 3 and 4. The aggregated sample showed moderate-to-large gender differences for five RIASEC scales, except conventional.
The Li4Ti5O12 electrode prepared from the well-dispersed nanopowders can preserve 88.6% of the capacity at 0.1 A g−1 when being cycled at 1 A g−1, which is obviously higher than that of the densely aggregated sample, in which only 30% capacity can be retained.
Thus, on average, the aggregated sample completed 31.1 of all possible data-points (72%).
Estimates of Tajima's D can be strongly affected by sampling [13], [19], and virtually all A. thaliana data come from aggregated samples of a few plants from each of multiple populations [4], [79] [81], [83].
In addition, to reduce dimension and avoid overfitting, CNN adopts a pooling operation to realize aggregated sampling for the previous layer network features.
The elevation in the trend apparently shows that the increase in number of aggregated samples is achieved at the minor cost of minimum packets transmission.
For 175 mM NaCl solutions, all aggregated samples were deposited onto mica for 5 minutes, while monomers were deposited for 15 minutes.
The part of unblurred data increases logarithmically to the number of aggregated samples.
The meta-analysis used data extracted from randomised controlled trials, case controls and cohort studies, with relatively small aggregated samples.
The majority of reviews (n = 14) were based on fewer than 10 trials: six of these had aggregated samples of more than 150 participants [ 108- 111, 119, 130].
Thus the data from comparable (with regard to aggregate) samples was analyzed statistically, and the results are shown in Table 5.
