Sentence examples for exploit samples from inspiring English sources

While we acknowledge the genuine ethical concern by the National Commission for Science and Technology that it is trying to avoid exploitation of biological samples and data collected in Malawi for research purposes, there is no empirical evidence that researchers can exploit samples and data they collect in primary research projects.

Instead of deploying increasingly larger back-end servers to compute KNN graphs, alternatives have been recently proposed that exploit sampling to reduce drastically the dimension of the problem while achieving close to accurate results.

Meta-analyses can powerfully exploit such samples by accounting for within-year sample sizes, but the effect of particular years remains influential, and the estimated effects all correspond to very broad confidence intervals.

As such, there is still room for researchers to exploit biological samples and data collected for research purposes.

> -wrap-foot> Although no ground-truth for replication variances of Affymetrix data truly exists, we can exploit the samples for each mixture experiment to at least derive good estimates (see Supplementary Material for details).

Gassen et al. (2011) exploit a sample of 92 large firms that voluntarily adopted the new accounting standards in 2009 and analyze changes in accounting for pensions.

The most efficient way to do this is to exploit the sampling theorem on the Earth's sphere (see for instance Schaeffer, 2013 and references therein).

We use solenoidal Q-spoiled RF coils for operation at low frequencies, and are able to exploit insignificant sample loading to allow for pre-tuning/matching schemes and for accurate pre-calibration of flip angles.

The algorithms exploit random sampling and randomized techniques for solving a wide class of fundamental problems from computational geometry like convex hulls, Voronoi diagrams, triangulation, point-location and arrangements.

In contrast, the PCA-based approaches [13] are more robust, since it exploits all samples in the walking step.

Exploiting individual samples with very short-post-mortem delays (<4 h), no 11β-HSD2 mRNA or 11β-dehydrogenase activity was found in human cortex, hippocampus or cerebellum [233].