Sentence examples for bulk of the sampled from inspiring English sources

In both cases it is demonstrated that absorption spectroelectrochemistry in parallel beam configuration can be a sensitive probe of processes such as ion transfer at the polarized liquid|liquid interface, if the contribution from the bulk of the sampled phase is removed.

It is possible that a similar phenomenon occurred in our study, since the bulk of the sampled transgenic stems comprised tissues where SND2 is not naturally expressed.

We also report orientation mapping on three parallel sections from the bulk of the sample.

The Index of Investor Optimism, a compilation by PaineWebber and the Gallup Organization, fell sharply, to 118 in December from 156 last month, though the bulk of the sampling occurred before the presidential election was resolved.

There are also methods that use a "pre-column" to remove the bulk of the sample matrix while passing the analyte components onto a separating column.

Neutron diffraction was utilized to determine the strains, then the stresses in the bulk of the sample, between room temperature and 300 °C; unstrained Glidcop and W reference samples were measured as well in the same temperature range.

The solution proposed here, based on the Bragg edge neutron transmission method, is non-destructive, and in principle allows a three-dimensional reconstruction of the residual strain throughout the bulk of the sample.

The best strain distribution uniformity in the transverse plane is obtained with Φ=60° and Ψ=15° and for the bulk of the sample, Φ=120° and Ψ=15° or 60°, gives the highest strain dispersal uniformity.

Though coating thickness decreased with depth inside the porous filter, the formation of Ti-based ceramic films with thicknesses around 1 micrometer was observed 0.5 mm inside the bulk of the samples.

The 568 cm−1 signal originates from the bulk of the sample, and the approximately 580 cm−1 peak originates from the highly compress stress region inside the indentation.

Instead, outliers are generally viewed as data values which are numerically distant from the bulk of the sample, thus requiring particular consideration given their significance.