Sentence examples for based upon sampling from inspiring English sources

Finally, uncertainty quantification and data assimilation techniques, based upon sampling approaches, have been made more feasible for practicing nuclear engineers via R&D on dimensional reduction and biased sampling.

Starting around 1950, plots began to be sampled using "variable radius" plot cruising, based upon sampling proportional to tree size.

The observation reported above that there was a statistically significant lower level of vitamin D in cases at diagnosis than in their sibling controls might be supportive of that view, but the data are based upon sampling after diagnosis so must be interpreted with caution.

(3) Zygomycota is monophyletic based upon sampling of Trichomycetes, Zygomycetes, and Glomales.

The results indicate that (1) mail questionnaire surveys dominate empirical research, (2) 60.9% of the studies use a one-country sample (88.9% from western countries), (3) 33.7% of the studies are based upon sample frames provided by third parties, and (4) the median sample size is 180 with an average response rate of 40.1%.

The probability estimator (hat{f} x,y)) given in Eq. (6), is based upon sample values of the variables x and y represented by x i and y i, respectively.

Their investigation was based upon samples of raw hides taken at the abattoirs, and the findings in these sections represented the situation just before tanning.

However, the ability of this study to detect log-scale significant differences in CFU/mL between samples, provides strong evidence for sufficient statistical power to make broader inferences, which significantly mitigates any limitations based upon sample size [ 23- 25].

However this may be attributable to the previous studies being based upon samples of the United Kingdom general population, both of which were younger in age than the current sample.

In the ethical approval, we announced a minimal number (based upon sample size calculations): 280 per arm = 560 total, but had permission from the ethics committee to recruit additional participants in preschools.

When the source trees were all based upon sparsely sampled scaffold datasets, the FN error rates were high for both gMRP and QMC(Exp+TSQ), and much higher than when most of the source trees were clade-based.