Sentence examples for haphazard sampling from inspiring English sources
It encompasses word of mouth, hopeful guessing through past experiences with a given brand and wild speculation based on a haphazard sampling of the copious Internet reviews at various Web sites.
Most analyses to date have been based on haphazard sampling of fields and seed stocks in a restricted number of localities; results are not representative of a well-defined population.
We found that genes selected via their informativeness dramatically outperformed haphazard sampling of markers.
For all data sets with the exception of DNA OrthoMaM, these rankings performed better than haphazard sampling.
DPI rankings provided close to the optimal experimental design path (i.e., sampling the genes from the highest to the lowest average PLRS, which would represent the ideal situation when deciding about sampling genes for sequencing) for all amino acid data sets, outperforming haphazard sampling, especially for FUNYBASE and simulated amino acid data.
After hatching a haphazard sample of 20 (10 × 2) offspring from each of the single male batches and 40 (20 × 2) offspring from the sperm competition batches were collected.
Subsequently, fry were sampled approximately 6 weeks after stocking via intensive electrofishing (400 500 V unpulsed DC; Smith-Root Backpack electroshocker) in a haphazard pattern throughout each study site (Table 1).
A deluge of whole-genome sequencing has begun to give insights into the patterns and processes of microbial evolution, but genome sequences have accrued in a haphazard manner, with biased sampling of natural variation that is driven largely by medical and epidemiological priorities.
October 8 2014 October 19 201414 In its eleventh year, City Center's bargain sampler maintains a haphazard quality.
Moreover, the response of the SW shale to the addition of CHA was haphazard and not the same for all the samples.
There are different ways of selecting a sample, ranging from completely random/probabilistic to totally haphazard, from treating the population as perfectly homogeneous to dividing and subdividing them into a hierarchy of strata or clusters.
