Sentence examples for approach for sampling from inspiring English sources

Significant issues include the absence of a standardized approach for sampling synthetic turf, using sampling results to assess potential exposures and lead hazards, and identifying appropriate health-protective actions.

Further, a fusion approach for sampling points on both edge curves, which determine the cross-sections, was proposed.

The population sample for this study was initially recruited from among non-dental patients and companions at Health Centres, considered a suitable approach for sampling the general population by the Andalusian Department of Epidemiology and Public Health.

In addition to being notable for describing a unique approach for sampling ticks in Neotropical forests, this article presents the first reported instance of the Amblyomma tapirellum tick found in the forest canopy.

For smaller values of n, that kind of sampling becomes very inefficient and it is better to use the Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) method, a widely used approach for sampling large and high dimensional spaces [ 27].

In this Account, we discuss a statistical approach for sampling the hierarchy of time scales associated with protein dynamics, which has been successfully used recently to sample conformational transitions (100 μs to millisecond time scale) associated with activation of kinases and GPCRs.

As the forest understory conditions such as the light environment and leaf area distribution are spatially and temporally heterogeneous, the scaling up from spatially restricted samples to the entire landscapes requires new approaches for sampling.

The Census addressed the present through a series of field projects (Figures 1 and 2), fostered by the SSC and designed to demonstrate new quantitative approaches for sampling a full spectrum of life forms in the major ocean habitats, but requiring local interest and funding to expand (Table 1 and Figure 2).

Remarkably, our glocal methodology overcomes both local and global approaches for sampling sequences with a specific GC-content and target structure.

Because there are many existing environmental lead standards, differences between regulatory agency opinions, and various approaches to testing lead in synthetic turf, we lack standardized approaches for sampling synthetic turf and interpreting the results to assess potential lead hazards.

This approach accounts for sampling errors in the maximum likelihood estimates of the parameters and has a low false positive rate.