Sentence examples for by reducing the sample from inspiring English sources
We performed a bootstrap simulation (with 1,000 re-samplings with replacement) for each of the six comparisons by reducing the sample sizes of Gv and Gs transcripts to be the same as that of the Ga transcripts.
By reducing the sample size, this intermittent activity becomes increasingly apparent and can be routinely observed through small-scale mechanical testing.
The discrete-time model allows determining precisely a point at which the relaxation should be stopped by reducing the sample temperature well below the glass transition to freeze a certain curvature.
Here we report the design and application of a new micro-volume Couette flow cell that significantly enhances the potential applications of flow LD spectroscopy by reducing the sample requirements for flow linear dichroism to 25 μL (with concentrations such that the absorbance maximum of the sample in a 1-cm pathlength cuvette is ∼1).
By increasing the sample concentration (by reducing the sample spot size), creating reference spectra for different cell densities, and immunoaffinity enrichment of bacteria, it was possible to detect as few as 10 to 100 bacterial cells after a blood culture time of only 4 h [20].
By reducing the sample size there is also a consequent loss of precision in parameter estimates.
Thus, the detection limit of volcanic ash layer with the current gradiometer system could be improved to the level of SRM by reducing the sample-to-sensor distance down to 0.5 mm.
Interval arithmetic provides an adaptive sampling mechanism, which is a key strategy to improve efficiency by reducing the sampling points.
By reducing the sampling aperture size, the wavefront control accuracy was improved presumably because the estimates derived from partially filled lenslets at the pupil margin were avoided.
It is important to stress that the system is not intended to replace the pathologists in grading, but rather to provide a second opinion for them to improve their accuracy by reducing the sampling bias.
