Sentence examples for high level of sampling from inspiring English sources

The latter value is more than 0.5, which shows a high level of sampling adequacy.

The Kaiser Meyer Olkin test had a value of 0.94, and Bartlett's test was highly significant, indicating a very high level of sampling adequacy.

One marker (Om07) had a conspicuously higher error rate (5.76%), predominately as a result of a relatively high level of sample drop out for this locus.

A high level of sample to sample correlation of coverage depth across target positions facilitates the process of determining how much sequencing throughput is required to achieve a given level of coverage across a resequencing experiment.

Dual indexing allowed for a high level of sample multiplexing; 96 samples are capable of being multiplexed onto 1 single-lane flow cell.

Unequal recovery of restriction-enzyme-cut fragments among samples combined with a high level of sample multiplexing can result in sparse marker data when conducting GBS.

The SPILI III project is a general practice based study characterized by a high level of sample 'compactness' in terms of religious doctrine and ethnicity, a feature which may empower our initial hypothesis.

The differential expression for these primarily non-neuronal markers in our AGRP and POMC neuron samples relative to purified samples of these non-neuronal cell types was at least 300-fold (range: 318- to 8904-fold), indicating a high level of sample purity.

While the number of Hispanic respondents are small in each survey and subject to high levels of sampling error, the changes are large enough to be meaningful.

Such methods require high levels of sampling (> 80% of species), the use of characters for which no state occurs in < 10% of species (which does not apply to any of the characters in our study, all of which are rare, e.g. absence of WBTs and flat/cylindrical leaves) and trees with > 300 terminals (Davis, Midford & Maddison, 1998).

Apparent changes in disparities across census tracts may result partly from a higher level of sampling variation and bias due to the smaller sample.