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False positive results suggest that a model established by NIRS may be flawed and requires improving by enlarging the sample size and sampling region or changing the wavelength region.
Either by enlarging the sample by growing them using epitaxial methods, or by collimating the photon beam to the size comparable to the samples, the ARPES becomes accessible for the studies of 2D materials.
The resampling method ensures a stable total particle number by enlarging the sample numbers with higher weight values and reducing the number of particles with small weight so as to avoid much computation cost on those faded particles.
The statistical power achieved by enlarging the sample size may be lost by the additional heterogeneity introduced by the use of different centres.
Thus, in multi-centre studies like the IMAGE project one might arrive at a conflict between a gain in statistical power by enlarging the sample size and a loss of power due to greater variance of data stemming from differences between centres.
We assume that phylogenetic analyses based on these genes can be improved further i) by enlarging the taxon sample and ii) employing more realistic models of sequence evolution incorporating non-stationary substitution processes and iii) considering covariation and pairing of sites in rRNA-genes.
Even with small weight and stimulus dissimilarity, model selection can be improved by using stronger stimuli or enlarging the sample size with more spike trains.
Moreover, we found this positive association though enlarging the sample size by combining similar studies.
Enlarging the sample size and performing a prospective study would make the conclusions more convincing.
The only source of error is now round-off error, and even that can be ''averaged out" to any desired degree by enlarging the number of samples in the complex sinusoids used to probe the system.
A detail analysis of XRD patterns was performed by enlarging the anatase (101) plane of the samples as shown in the inset of Figure 2.
