Sentence examples for effectively sampling from inspiring English sources
To simplify the search apparatus, Backer's then student, Shri Kulkarni, sampled as quickly as was possible, and time averaged the signal over a period of 0.4 milliseconds, thus effectively sampling at 2500 Hz.
Thus, the (adult) cortex can be thought as effectively sampling directly from the RGC mosaic.
Raptors are the apex of their food webs, effectively sampling sick, dying, or dead prey and, thus, represent a natural surveillance system that likely targets those subjects most likely to have had HPAIV exposure.
The estimated sample sizes for all likelihoods, trees and model parameters from both analyses were determined using Tracer to ensure that the MCMC procedure was effectively sampling from the posterior distribution.
Therefore, the sampling of genotypes from the population is effectively sampling with replacement of the total diversity.
As we have restricted each bin to having only a single breakpoint, we are effectively sampling bins in the genome without replacement, and thus a hypergeometric distribution gives the null distribution of the number of bins expected to have a breakpoint and a feature.
We adopted the HALT-30 version, which effectively sampled each individual's headache pattern over the preceding 30 days.
Long-lived decay kinetics ascribed to emissions from areas painted in Egyptian blue have been effectively sampled by increasing the width to 100 µs.
Many of the new species present during Post-I were canopy dwellers that may have been present during Pre-Iris but not effectively sampled by mist nets.
Our population estimates of Nautilus pompilius at Osprey Reef assume that we effectively sampled the entire Nautilus habitat of this reef and could demonstrate that local sampling is representative of the entire area occupied by the species.
On the timescale of Campylobacter evolution all of the STs from isolates in this study were effectively sampled at the same time, therefore there was no data for estimating the rate of evolutionary change.
