Sentence examples for generalised sample from inspiring English sources
The MINLITH algorithm is of particular value: (1) for providing preliminary estimates of mineralogical composition, prior to precise modal analysis; (2) for identifying systematic compositional variation within suites of samples; (3) in generalised sample classification; (4) in the sedimentological interpretation of metasedimentary rocks.
One is a generalised sampled-data system with no continuous-time measurements and control signals, however hybrid otherwise.
Stochastic approaches related to MCMC, including simulated annealing [ 39] and the generalised Gibbs sampler [ 40], can be used to search tree space in ML.
We also compared absolute allele sizes to population density using a generalised linear model with population sample size included as a covariate in order to remove effects related to sampling.
Extreme values of an environmental response can be estimated by fitting the generalised Pareto distribution to a sample of exceedances of a high threshold.
Using the physical and field-based characteristics of scoriaceous samples a simple generalised facies model of basaltic scoria cones for the AVF is developed that can be extended to other scoria cones elsewhere.
Horse properties were stratified by property size and a generalised random-tessellated stratified (GRTS) sampling strategy was used to select properties (n = 2912) to take part in the survey.
The randomized probability samples based on population registers is probably the best sampling design to draw generalised conclusions.
This is a clear sample of cognitive deterioration (generalised) after cerebellar damage.
Future work should expand these results by studying a larger sample in a more generalised clinical environment.
Recognising that results of this study cannot be generalised because of the relatively small sample size, and notwithstanding the reliance on patient reporting to measure compliance, the findings are nevertheless of interest and probably also of importance.
