Sentence examples for favourable sampling from inspiring English sources

Newly developed GNSS-R signal processing techniques, exploiting favourable sampling geometries or instrument refinements, can now be used to extract such factors as significant wave height and roughness field directionality [38, 54] or to relate ocean roughness to surface brightness temperature measured at microwave frequencies [57, 58].

A disadvantage of this method is a bias towards a more homogenous sample (i.e. a more favourable sample) than could be expected from a complete sample.

A three-sample H2 breath test is favourable compared to a two-sample [ 24].

Overall, the performance of the proposed method demonstrated the favourable effect of microwave sample irradiation upon HS-SDME.

However, despite the small sample a favourable trend in the ZA group was observed for most of the outcomes.

The earlier assumption that there are no successful mutants at the time of the first sample is favourable to the parental strain.

The frequency of favourable ratings in our sample may be artefactually elevated relative to the full population of manufacturing worksites due to the selection biases inherent in this study.

Ex-smokers and occasional smokers were more similar to non-smokers in their attitude as shown in table 4. Overall, a large majority of students supported banning smoking in most public places except outside universities' buildings, night clubs and coffee shops where less than half of the sample reported favourable attitudes.

The first was not expressed in samples with 11q23 rearrangements and samples with a favourable outcome.

Furthermore, acquisition techniques that combine both short echo times and high signal-to-noise ratio efficiency, such as twisted projection imaging [13] or density-adapted sampling [14] are favourable for 23Na MRI.

We suggest the increased resolution and node support reflects favourable effect of improved taxon sampling.