Sentence examples for expanded sampled from inspiring English sources

A few additional sequences of expanded sampled species (L. nudus Ching, L. nylamensis Ching et S. K. Wu, L. perrierianus Ching, L. schraderi (Mett).

This algorithm was able to distinguish between lesions that were likely to become invasive and those that were not, with an accuracy of 93percentt on expanded samples compared to only 71percentt on the pre-expanded tissue.

This project seeks to create a scalable model for interventions that can be applied to an expanded sample size, in a larger geographical area.

Furthermore, the activation energy (Ea) of the mobile components decreased after the heat-shrink process, indicating the chain relaxation of deformed segments in the expanded sample.

More extensive and complex quantitative trait analyses of these temperaments in a much expanded sample are reported elsewhere in this issue [J. Affect. Disord. (2004)].

The expanded sample of felid prey remains is significant for understanding the contrasts between the mortality profiles of fossil assemblages produced by carnivores and those produced by hominins.

The revised estimate was based on an expanded sample, covering more low-risk groups and regions, and a new way of extrapolating from these data.

This approach can also be applied to other diseases: In an analysis of kidney tissue, the researchers found that images of expanded samples revealed signs of kidney disease that can normally only be seen with an electron microscope.

We combine our expanded sample of radial velocity measurements with constraints from transit and secondary eclipse observations to provide improved measurements of the physical and orbital characteristics of all of the planets included in our survey.

We tested this hypothesis by obtaining an expanded sample of 39 new 230Th coral dates from temples in Kahikinui District, and one sample from the summit of a cinder cone that likely had ritual significance.

"We are excited about this technique as we feel that it will allow us to look directly at weaning, an important aspect of life history, in expanded samples of Neanderthals and fossil Homo sapiens," Dr. Smith said.