Sentence examples for consequence of the sampling from inspiring English sources

And a consequence of the sampling is that the associated time domain signal is just like the original signal, but periodically replicated, in time now, not frequency, but in time, at integer multiples of 2 pi divided by the spectral sampling interval omega 0. And so this then is the time function associated with the sample frequency function.

Failure to observe significant clustering in the remaining 20% may be a consequence of the sampling density and the ratio of circumference-to-area of the mapped region with reduced statistical power in cases of high ratios (e.g., hemisphere 073R; Fig. 7).

This is a direct consequence of the sampling nature of RNA-Seq, as discussed below.

This is likely a consequence of the sampling design employed in this study.

Table 1 shows that no psychotic disorders or substance use disorders were diagnosed, which probably is a consequence of the sampling method.

This occurred in children < 2 years and was probably a consequence of the sampling device not remaining in the mouth for the correct length of time.

This cutting-induced plastic deformation is, however, largely confined to small ligaments formed as a consequence of the sample sectioning process, and as such it does not significantly affect the back-calculated residual stress field.

This is a consequence of the sample selection since I actually identify observations by flow rather than stock in this paper.

The lack of statistical significance may be a consequence of the sample size of the study and this factor requires further investigation, especially given recent studies that demonstrate a relationship between PTSD, and pain/disability in WAD [ 84- 86].

The limitations of the present study include the relatively small number of drugs in the anatomical groups, implying that an insignificant difference between groups may be a consequence of the sample size rather than an indication that the conditions or drug groups have little effect on overall adoption rates.

In order to ensure that patterns detected in field samples reflect real ecological processes rather than methodological idiosyncrasies, it is important that researchers attempt to understand the consequences of the sampling and analytical designs that they select.