Sentence examples for common samples from inspiring English sources

Nadav Poraz set up the wonderfully user-friendly site to show how genres of music are interlinked by common samples and cover versions.

In the last few years, this imaging technique has progressively evolved from the simple staining of the common samples used in pathology for HC/IHC to the direct application on tissues that can be stained without additional procedures.

Irrespective of total number of samples considered outside the AD, all the methods converged significantly identifying a subset of common samples that were always excluded from the model's AD.

In addition, the explicit comparison of oligo-dT and random primed cDNA from common samples enabled the investigation of the polyA status of transcripts.

Gel images were aligned using Adobe Photoshop 6.5 (Adobe, CA, USA) aided by running common samples on multiple gels, to allow comparison of more than one gel.

The overall similarity between datasets in the set of common samples was measured using a multivariate extension of the Pearson correlation coefficient called the RV-coefficient.

Latin hypercube sampling is first compared with a common sampling procedure (simple random sampling) in LU decomposition simulation.

The most common sampling rate is 44.1 kilohertz (kHz), or 44,100 times per second, which guarantees at least two measurements of any humanly audible sound wave.

Statistical population and some common sampling strategies, as well as randomization, representativity, and statistical power, are introduced.

"Clipped On" begins with a soft cloud of keyboard and voices and then drops in a bit from a Neneh Cherry song that resembles the most common sample in hip-hop, James Brown's "Funky Drummer".

This paper gives an overview of the advantages and associated caveats of the most common sample handling methods in surface-sensitive chemical and biological sensing.