Sentence examples for equal sampling effort from inspiring English sources

4) the density surface derived from simple kernel analysis needed to be adjusted to reflect equal sampling effort within each grid cell [33], [34].

For a roughly equal sampling effort between MHB and PAL Station 4, we find that the observed richness for MHB was roughly 3 times larger than the PAL sample.

After 1 year of monthly bait distribution, we repeated latrine sampling in September and October 2013, using an equal sampling effort (sixty-three 200-m quaduring during surveys before and after treatment.

However, we emphasize that one or two-locality species do not equal limited sampling effort: In most cases, these are well-identifiable species that have not been found elsewhere despite important survey efforts in Madagascar over the past 20 years.

The sampling programme was carefully arranged to ensure that equal sex ratios were sampled on any given day and that the distribution of sampling effort was equally distributed between cages of different sizes containing different numbers to exclude the possibility of temporal bias.

We then visually compared curves at comparable levels of sampling effort, i.e. at an equal cumulative log area or number of stems sampled.

We therefore accounted for unequal sampling effort across time by simulating samples of equal effort.

To standardize our sampling effort, especially for allelic richness measures, we genotyped an equal number of randomly selected tissue samples collected from each island prior to invasion.

Surveys took place daily from 0900 to 1900 hours, with an equal time effort spent per unit area per day to ensure equal sampling across time and space within any season.

However, we attempted to account for unequal sampling effort across time and unequal number of PCR attempts per sample by simulating samples of equal effort.

Although sampling effort has increased over time, effort is becoming more biased towards protected areas, which may not encompass the entirety of species' ranges or allow for equal sampling across taxa.