Sentence examples for desirable sampling from inspiring English sources

Thus, based on obtained information, it is possible to design a future, desirable sampling strategy, which could reduce the number of sampling stations and associated costs for effective river water quality management.

We consider users who tend to tweet with hashtags commonly used by others as desirable sampling candidates as their hashtag use is more likely to cover the use of a broader set of users.

We consider users who tend to tweet with novel hashtags as desirable sampling candidates as they are more likely to attend to new topics or information about newly emerging events.

While heterogeneity in qualitative research is a desirable sampling feature, in LQR it is the "change" in events that is of more importance, and depicting change in very heterogeneous populations may not be so meaningful.

Although using high-resolution images might improve spatial accuracy and precision, it might be impossible to transfer these images from the camera to the PC at a desirable sampling frequency, because limitations of transfer depend on the camera, PC, and interface unit.

The strengths of this study included study design (RCT), measuring objective outcomes and high prediction, and relatively desirable sample size.

The desirable sample plants at first were sun dried for few days and then oven dried at 40°C for nearly 24 h for easy grinding.

The main limitation was that our study was underpowered as the desirable sample size to elicit a statistically significant difference at the deep infection rates was 834 fractures.

For our ANCOVA analyses, the desirable sample size was calculated as 158 for the effect size 0.25 to achieve 80% power.

Even for studies within Africa, a large consortial approach would help to achieve a desirable sample size of more than 1000 P. falciparum isolates from severe cases compared with at least an equivalent number of mild controls, and ideally also asymptomatic infected controls.

Limitations include the relatively small number of rheumatic disease subjects in this pool of available subjects, a lower-than-desirable sample of clinically severe subjects, and the lack of ethnic diversity.