"enlarge the sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing studies and research, either when it comes to increasing the size of the sample in order to more accurately reflect the population, or to add more data to the study. For example, "The researchers decided to enlarge the sample size to more accurately reflect the demographic makeup of the population."
Suggestion for future research is to enlarge the sample size.
Otherwise, the satellite-based measurements of Cij pairings can no longer be attributed to a unique value or duplications are introduced which artificially enlarge the sample size.
I also merge the 1995 and 1996 POLS data to enlarge the sample for the middle of this nearly thirty-year time period; and 2) The DNB Household Survey, a panel study begun in 1993 and continuing through today.
Future research arising from this paper will enlarge the sample size of the study to increase the generalizability of the results and include other spatial features in the TCPGs into the analysis.
Although these numbers show that there is a higher decrease on the coverage for debug-corrective documentation than for how-to-do-it, the numbers should not be used absolutely to infer the increase in the nominal coverage results we will show for RQ #1 and RQ #2, as the decrease tends to be lower as we enlarge the sample.
Data were collected from different centres to enlarge the sample size and.
We hope to enlarge the samples and continue the study on other symptom selection methods.
False positive results suggest that a model established by NIRS may be flawed and requires improving by enlarging the sample size and sampling region or changing the wavelength region.
Moreover, we found this positive association though enlarging the sample size by combining similar studies.
Even with small weight and stimulus dissimilarity, model selection can be improved by using stronger stimuli or enlarging the sample size with more spike trains.
Either by enlarging the sample by growing them using epitaxial methods, or by collimating the photon beam to the size comparable to the samples, the ARPES becomes accessible for the studies of 2D materials.
