For example, for samples etched by solution A for 10 min, the effective minority carrier lifetime was increased from 161 μs before to 307 and 333 μs after post-etch treatment of NaOH and NH4OH/H2O2/H2O, respectively.
Examples for sample adaption problems are presented and discussed.
As examples, for sample sizes of 10,000, 20,000 and 40,000, the n space requirement translates to 1, 3, and 12 GBs, respectively.
Using the published studies as examples for sample size, the most recent published study achieved significant results with 30 individuals per subgroup of interest [ 21].
(c) An example photograph for sample 16 from the −20-cm level.
(b) An example photograph for sample 5 from the floor surface.
For example, methods for sample size and power calculations so far have been limited to cross-sectional designs and assumed equal cluster sizes between both clusters and steps.
In the classical framework, a distributional form of latent trait levels is assumed for each group of samples (for example, for tumour samples with true grades 1, 2 and 3, or for disease cases and controls).
(Example: For a sample set of 10 entities, the "width" of each data point would be 0.1).
