Sentence examples for by increases in sample from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we speculate that further increases in marker density, targeting markers associated with skin cancer, accompanied by increases in sample size, could increase prediction accuracy of WGP even further.

Note that this latter effect was not driven by increases in sampling after the handshake greet (+2.9 s), but rather by avoiding self-sampling after no-handshake greet (−7.95 s).

Acute enterovirus infections were diagnosed by increases in enterovirus IgG and IgM in samples taken from the mother at the end of the first trimester of pregnancy and cord blood samples taken at delivery.

However, the sensitivity of the test to outliers decays as the distribution closely resembles a Gaussian shape or is highly symmetric around the centre of the distribution and such sensitivity is lessened by an increase in sample size.

This method is highly sensitive to outliers when the distribution under analysis is negatively-, positively-skewed or asymmetric about the centre of the distribution and such sensitivity is enhanced by an increase in sample size.

We conclude that multi-centre studies not only offer better conditions for statistical analyses by the increase in sample size, but may also increase the heterogeneity in the behavioural data counteracting the gain of statistical power gained by the larger sample size.

The β-glucosidase activity was below detection limit in all samples, while arylesterase activity increased in biochar-amended samples favored by increases in pH.

Instead, developmental increases in motion coherence sensitivity appear to be driven solely by age-related increases in sampling.

In all experiments a period of constant rate drying is observed, followed by a period of diffusion control that is characterised by a rapid increase in sample temperature.

Heat induced aggregation of the enzyme was assessed by monitoring the increase in sample turbidity at 360 nm as a function of time.

In the weighted analyses, the weights were fitted as probability (sampling) weights so that the standard errors were not artificially decreased by the apparent increase in sample size due to the weighting.