Sentence examples for an equivalent sample from inspiring English sources

The landscape scale described habitats within a 1-km radius of occupied patches and an equivalent sample of vacant patches.

Using many small samples is a more efficient method to capture the species composition of landscapes than a single large sample with an equivalent sample size.

Anatase TiO(2), for example, was 100 times more toxic than an equivalent sample of rutile TiO(2).

Approximately 40% of an equivalent sample was loaded to assess the input for each immunoprecipitation.

There are several ways of distributing the a priori evidence; in this work we have used an Equivalent Sample Size S = 4, which means that the 4 units of a priori evidence are distributed equally among all the possibilities.

In the original qPCR method, T signals and S signals are quantified in separated wells containing an equivalent sample [ 28].

The purpose of IDR is to effectively convert an existing continuous-time fuzzy controller to an equivalent sampled-data fuzzy controller in the sense of the state-matching.

To directly compare the level of assembly (diversity) in the eight samples, individual rarefaction was used to normalize the number of clusters to an equivalent sampling effort (i.e. that of the smallest sample) (Table 1).

To compare the island results with an equivalent sampling scheme on the mainland, we typed samples that were all caught in the garden of the National Library of France in Paris.

When compared with a recent study with an almost equivalent sample size (193 geriatric clinic patients in Taiwan), which also used the PCNE classification system, the average number of problems identified was 2.2 ± 1.6 per patient, slightly higher than in this study [ 21].

The random multinomial CPDs used by this approach of data generation were obtained by sampling from a Dirichlet distribution with hyper-parameters chosen by the methodc described in [ 20] with a corresponding Equivalent Sample Size (ESS) value of 10.