Sentence examples for historical sample from inspiring English sources

Mr Young considers only the latter, but factors in incumbency and augments the small historical sample by drawing on elections elsewhere in the world.

Second, a historical sample rather than a historical population is found to be applicable in population mean estimation.

This is the first case described in the scientific literature where murexide has been detected in a historical sample.

We can also see that the empirical sizes of these two tests tend to decrease as the historical sample size T increases and increase as q increases.

The investigations were accomplished for selected species of moulds, which were inoculated onto various types of model samples and one real historical sample.

The chromatograms acquired for MVOCs emitted by T. viride IHEM 3170 growing on the historical sample of wool were subjected to a qualitative and quantitative analysis, using the same methodology as for the experiment in the vials.

Susan J. Pennington's FEAST YOUR EYES: The Unexpected Beauty of Vegetable Gardens University of Californiaa in association with Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, cloth, $60; paper, $29.95) is a delightful miscellany of aesthetic offshoots from the kitchen garden, a historical sampling of how vegetable gardens have been represented.

Fig. 7 Transmission electron microscope images of the historical samples.

Fig. 6 Historical samples on fibre-based papers.

Table 2 lists the archaeological and historical samples.

The colour differences were not relevant to the historical samples.