Sentence examples for an extensive sampling from inspiring English sources
To address this, we have documented an extensive sampling of the tumors of our series, limiting the potential inaccuracy in assessing tumor morphology.
Offering an extensive sampling of its repertory, the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater will perform works by Ailey, Ronald K. Brown, company director Judith Jamison, Alonzo King and Dwight Rhoden.
Created in conjunction with the AMP Insights division of Alloy in New York, the campaign (budgeted at $1 million to start) includes an extensive sampling program in schools, doctor's offices and boutiques, as well as ads in the girls' bathrooms, school newspapers and hallways.
The establishment of an extensive sampling survey, involving the collection of mussels at 34 intertidal sites and 10 marinas around Scotland, motivated the development of a high-throughput method for identification of Mytilus alleles from samples.
Here, we measured the energy density, a precise and global indicator of fish bioenergetic condition, for anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) and sardine (Sardina pilchardus) in the Bay of Biscay and the English Channel, based on an extensive sampling design in 2014.
Given the fact that the species complexes of H. rufescens and H. repandum can be split into several separate species by using samples collected merely from southern Europe4,21,23,24, one can hypothesize that the traditional view on the distribution pattern of Hydnum should be largely revised with the add-in of molecular analyses based on an extensive sampling through its distribution range.
On this year's brilliant Fresh Insights EP, with Mark Fell, she turned her attention to British class politics and power structures with an extensive sample of a Tony Benn speech.
The field data from an extensive sample were here used to model the temporal species richness change among the forest areas in the last 60 years.
An integrated thermal modeling, life cycle costing approach is applied to an extensive sample of dominant house designs for Australian conditions.
Utilising a novel empirical approach and an extensive sample of listed European banks, we identify which bank characteristics offer a shelter from systemic shocks and compare the relative effects of several hypothetical prudential rules on a bank's risk exposure.
