Sentence examples for as a form of sampling from inspiring English sources

Mugenda and Mugenda (1999) describe purposive sampling as a form of sampling where the researcher relies on his or her expert judgement to select units that are representative of the population.

CE has been combined with patch clamp recording as a form of sampling to introduce specific compounds to the patched cell.

Then there is Eliot's use of different voices in his work, and of demotic phrases then unfamiliar to poetry's hallowed portals – even going so far as to include gobbets of nursery rhymes and so forth, as an early form of sampling.

At each iteration, the ordered set of datapoints ζ m m = 1 M with r ζ 1 ≥ r ζ 2 ≥ … ≥ r ζ M is used as a form of importance sampling [37] to estimate a Gaussian distribution with parameters μ ~ ← ∑ m = 1 M r ζ m ζ m ∑ m = 1 M r ζ m, Σ ~ ← ∑ m = 1 M r ζ m ζ m − μ ~ ζ m − μ ~ ⊤ ∑ m = 1 M r ζ m + Σ 0. (5).

Pelvic ultrasound is neither sensitive nor specific for endometrial carcinoma in premenopausal women and can therefore not be used as a form of endometrial sampling [ 10].

A form of purposive sampling known as snowball sampling was used to gain access to men who had undergone penile cutting, inserts or associated practices.

Due to the exploratory character of the study and the resulting inductive interaction between theory and empirical material, the sampling was not a form of theoretical sampling as defined by Silverman [24].

Since I Left You felt more radiant with each listen, more satisfying with the passing of time, and conducive to my greater appreciation of sampling as a form of expression.

First, it can be employed as a form of quality control to ensure the sampling procedure takes fluid samples with down-hole pressure above the dew point pressure (for more accurate sampling).

The sampling frame was expanded during the study, using a form of snowball sampling [ 27], as respondents provided the names of other web directories, organisations and individuals known to them.

Mr. Akomfrah's more abstract "Last Angel of History" (1996) explores the intersection of African-American culture with technology and science fiction, pursuing, for example, alien abduction as a metaphor for the displacement of slaves, and music sampling as a form of digital race memory.