Sentence examples for an expanded sample from inspiring English sources
This project seeks to create a scalable model for interventions that can be applied to an expanded sample size, in a larger geographical area.
The revised estimate was based on an expanded sample, covering more low-risk groups and regions, and a new way of extrapolating from these data.
We tested this hypothesis by obtaining an expanded sample of 39 new 230Th coral dates from temples in Kahikinui District, and one sample from the summit of a cinder cone that likely had ritual significance.
Beginning on October 1, 2009, we collected an expanded sample of tweets using Twitter's new streaming application programmer's interface (API) [10] with the intent of estimating influenza activity.
Once PBMC expression has been diagnostically validated in an expanded sample set, the gene set could also be used to characterize potential prognostic abilities of the PBMC differential expression in PC.
Analysis of data generated with an expanded sample set (15 affecteds; 113 unaffecteds) revealed a haplotype (CFA 9; 50.11–54.26) that was shared homozygous among all affected dogs (Figure 2B and Table S3).
The lack of a functional copy of rpl22 in Citrus should be investigated further, including an expanded sampling of members of the Rutaceae and Sapindales.
This hypothesis was recently tested and supported using targeted sequencing on an expanded sampling of species across the class Chlorophyceae (Rodríguez-Salinas et al. 2012).
Interestingly, an initial phylogenetic analysis of 38 protein-coding genes shared between Bacteria, eukaryotes, and an expanded sampling of Archaea from the Genomic Encyclopedia of Bacteria and Archaea (GEBA) project recovered a strongly supported three domains tree in which eukaryotes branched outside a monophyletic Archaea (Rinke et al. 2013).
More extensive and complex quantitative trait analyses of these temperaments in a much expanded sample are reported elsewhere in this issue [J. Affect. Disord. (2004)].
The differences in allele frequencies persisted, and indeed increased in this study on a modestly expanded sample (to 0.680 vs. 0.430), which includes 86 European-American schizophrenia cases presented in this report.
