Sentence examples for call samples from inspiring English sources

The NBC/Marist poll was the only one of the three most recent surveys to call samples of both landline and mobile telephone numbers.

Representative difference analysis (RDA) has been used to screen for anonymous, non-human sequences in the genome of common ALL (cALL) samples and no foreign sequences were detected (Mackenzie et al, 2006).

As such, call samples were taken from as near as possible to the start of each calling bout, but had to be tailored to the number and quality of calls recorded.

Two rounds of mixture likelihood-based clustering are used: the first round uses intensity data to call samples near the origin as '0', and the second round uses intensity data and supplied SNP genotypes to call remaining samples as '1' or '2', using a two-component, 2 n-variate lognormal mixture model.

Call samples used in both stimuli groups were recorded from similar distances (stationary stimuli: mean ± SE = 13.3 ± 1.1 m; approaching stimuli: mean ± SE = 14.4 ± 0.9 m; t test: t = 0.48, df = 68, P = 0.634) and in similar field and weather conditions.

I'm talking about something statisticians call sample error.

THE technique that pop musicians call sampling — taking bits of one recording and using them as elements in another — is very old news in classical music.

It also limited the degree to which live interviewer polls can use computer automation to call sampled mobile phone numbers.

Using a system they call "Sample-based Interactive Music", the game mixes numerous music samples to create dynamic music.

Three animals (D, E and G) were also excluded from the analysis because their call sample sizes were too small (2 3 calls).

As Table  2 indicates for Alu detection, Tangram is able to call sample genotypes with >90% accuracy for all coverage levels and event ploidy we considered.