Sentence examples for depiction of sample from inspiring English sources

However, it is illustrative to consider an alternative depiction of sample relationships using the network concept of standardized connectivity.

From July 2005 to June 2010, 2249 children with chronic pain presented for treatment at the German Paediatric Pain Centre (see Zernikow et al. [ 2] for a detailed depiction of the sample).

He uses software to zoom in on visual depictions of a sample's waveform.

The full-width at half-maximum of the main peak is slightly broader than that of the protein standards injected, consistent with a the appearance of the second most abundant product in the gel at lower molecular weight, and the tailing at what corresponds to lower molecular weight also suggests that the PAGE gel is an accurate depiction of the dispersity of the sample.

Given the fact that the sample included greater numbers of people MAAB, and that a significant number of these participants had undertaken surgery, this may account for the more positive depiction of medical practitioners reported across the sample as a whole.

Limiting our grouping results to a 60% threshold for population assignment for each sample provided an alternate depiction of genotype distributions (Fig. 2).

At several different magnifications, we see an abundance of microfractures in the samples as well as a clear depiction of the complex alteration mineralogy displayed by the andesite.

The 1989 sample backs the trend both here and in the depiction of crimes against the person shown in Figs. 5 and 6.

Figure 2a is a depiction of one such experiment where an oscillating top plate and a stationary bottom plate sandwich a sample of EGaIn.

CR works with random sampling computational algorithms and uses different light maps to generate a realistic depiction of medical data.

The inferred phylogenies are a meaningful approximation of descent, and not simply a depiction of the inevitable stochastic variation in similarity that would be present in products of any finite random sampling of an infinitely panmictic population.