Sentence examples for identification of sampling from inspiring English sources

A systems modelling procedure is presented allowing objective identification of sampling rates needed to avoid aliasing within strongly rainfall-driven chemical dynamics.

At the within-community level, these include (a) further attempts to define objective criteria for the a priori identification of sampling dates for Approach III, and (b) and the extension of such studies to other growing seasons and community types/grassland regions.

Each selected radar station was surrounded by habitat with a high degree of heterogeneity, thereby facilitating the identification of sampling points along an electromagnetic gradient.

Traditional net tows give limited information on depth distributions and average biomass throughout the length of a trawl but allow measurements and species identification of sampled organisms.

Examples from post hoc identifications of sampled thalli included species from the genera Letrouitia, Myriotrema, Porina and Thelotrema for the lichen functional group with cortex, whereas the group without cortex comprised genera such as Herpothallon and Cryptothecia.

Sufficient sampling requires identification of, and sampling from, all areas where infection may have been established.

The greatest obstacle to implementing efficient biomonitoring is currently the cost-intensive human expert taxonomic identification of samples.

We propose a novel log-contrast regression model with mean shift parameters that allows the identification of sample outliers and maintains sub-compositional coherence with respect to the associated phylogenetic tree.

The identification of samples at a crime scene which require forensic DNA typing has been the focus of recent research interest.

We also showed quantitatively further functional advantages of the molecular barcodes: our molecular barcode was utilized in identification of sample cross-contamination (caused by physical contamination of primers, errors in indices, and/or index switching in the sequencing process) and misidentification of the target sequence in the alignment process.

A major aim has been to use genetic markers to clarify the identification of samples to ensure that the ex situ collections contain a representative spread of taxonomic diversity.