Sentence examples for cold sampling from inspiring English sources

However, different geographic location and cold sampling seasons in this study also might have caused the variations.

Two independent runs of 2 million iterations were performed, each with four chains, three hot, one cold, sampling one tree in 10.

Exposure values are greater during the cold sampling period over the two apprentices categories (p = 0.009; 21 measurements with both seasonal values).

The manufacturer recommends a cold sample handling procedure to arrest ex vivo uricolysis.

In the balmy early days of winter, the wine panel, perhaps longing for some real cold, sampled 24 bottles of Amarone.

This has serious implications for hybrid atom ion traps, which are typically employed to study physics and chemistry at ultracold temperatures, and places limits on the ability to create and maintain cold samples of trapped ions using sympathetic cooling.

As the cold sample flow (July mean temperature is around −1 °C) enters the laboratory which is kept at approximately 25 °C, all condensed water evaporates, hence interstitial as well as activated aerosol particles are measured.

A uniquely powerful method in this field is electron cryo-microscopy (cryo-EM), which in its broadest sense, is all those techniques that image cold samples in the electron microscope.

Turbidity and sample pH do not significantly affect the assay, but Gaster et al. found that the output signal is affected by temperature, so that hot or cold samples create undesirable spikes in the baseline of the electronic readout before they equilibrate to room temperature.

As both hot and cold samples show about the same level of scatter about the LOE.

The T test analysis on these data shows that there is no meaningful statistical difference in dynamic E between hot and cold samples within each aggregate type.