Sentence examples for all in one batch from inspiring English sources

A few weeks ago, Netflix debuted its Kevin Spacey and David-Fincher led political thriller House of Cards, releasing the entire first season of 13 episodes all in one batch.

Conducting the randomisation in this manner allows us to randomise all the participants in one batch either at the same time or over two time points, allowing the research team more time to finalise the logistics involved with getting all the participants to the groups at the correct times.

He believes the option of operating a "gathered field" – considering all applications in one batch – in January is "impossible".

AFP was measured in all samples in one batch using an AFP ELISA kit (DRG International) according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Though the ICCs between batches were higher than those estimating temporal reliability, they were relatively low, demonstrating the importance of measuring all samples in one batch when possible.

Here it was assumed that all animals in one batch were sourced from the same herd at the same point in time.

They are produced by mixing portions of UF and melamine−formaldehyde (MF) or by cocondensation of all monomers in one batch.

The samples were analysed twice (all samples in one batch) using a kinetic turbidimetric Limulus amoebocyte lysate (LAL) assay previously used for ET determination in dogs [ 3, 10, 42, 43, 11].

These strategies may include, increasing the sample size to reduce the impact of random error, analyzing all samples in one batch, and using a sufficient number of repeated measures to obtain an adequately reliable estimate.

All other components cannot be reduced by sqrt(n): (i) population is only estimated once, (ii) chemical analysis is carried out for all samples in one batch, and (iii) if a flow meter measures flows systematically incorrectly, it will be in the same direction every day.

Furthermore we show that in many cases it is more efficient to use a sequential sampling in a "design of experiment" scheme, rather than sampling all observations homogeneously in one batch.