The phrase "and frequency of samples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, research, or statistics where the frequency of collected samples is being discussed.
Example: "The study focused on the size and frequency of samples collected over the course of the experiment."
Alternatives: "and sample frequency" or "and rate of samples".
The ex vivo incorporation of BMSCs into all bone-derived scaffold preparations substantially increased the mean extent and frequency of samples containing de novo bone formation over similar nonseeded controls, as determined by histological and histomorphometrical analysis.
Optimizing protocols for operational monitoring and heating unit shutdown protocols for thermal source treatment (incremental versus all-or-none shutdown, soil versus groundwater sampling, number and frequency of samples) produced cost savings of more than 20%.
The EIR studies were screened for quality, including sampling methods, length of sampling period and frequency of sampling.
We use the method to explore how the intensity and frequency of sampling influences early detection.
Spatial and temporal heterogeneity can be addressed with appropriate chamber sizes and numbers and frequency of sampling.
We also discuss results from several experiments designed to test the validity of various sampling protocols by varying parameters such as sampling location and frequency of sampling.
Location of sensors, cost of measurement and frequency of sampling are important factors that have been incorporated in the sensor network design formulation.
Future studies using the VEM approach can incorporate high-throughput sequencing, expand the geographical range and frequency of sampling, and investigate both DNA and RNA viruses.
Major exposure assessment issues of concern are duration of collection (spot samples vs. 24-hr samples) and frequency of sampling.
Meat samples for testing are collected at the slaughter line, and the number of samples and frequency of sampling are determined by the size of the herd.
Descriptive statistics were calculated for mean and frequency of sample characteristics, food-related activities, food security, and the presence of individual food items.
