Sentence examples for improved sampling from inspiring English sources

The comparison has indicated that the new sampling devices effectively improved sampling efficiency, reliability and possibilities.

The development of biostatistics (statistics applied to the analysis of biological data), the elaboration of proper experimental design, and improved sampling methods now permit a quantified statistical approach to the study of ecology.

The use of specificity designs, improved sampling strategies, and standardized, psychometrically strong measures in future research would greatly improve the quality of our knowledge on the interpersonal and family functioning of CSA survivors.

This method improved sampling homogeneity and also allowed for sealing of the sample against moisture loss.

We have improved sampling within Strigiformes in order to avoid the possibility of LBA (the question raised by both Pratt et al. 2009 and Pacheco et al. 2011).

Further Australian research is also required in terms of different weighting or post-survey adjustment strategies (eg raking) [ 26], improved sampling strategies [ 27] and the advantages and disadvantages of mixed mode surveying [ 28] (such as telephone, face-to-face, mail or internet), in order to improve the coverage of the sampling frame and minimise bias.

Lange, O. & Baker, D. Resolution-adapted recombination of structural features significantly improves sampling in restraint-guided structure calculation.

Furthermore, a presented double-bootstrapped switch with leakage reduction technologies improves sampling linearity under 0.3 V.

Increasing arterialization time aimed at increasing capillary blood flow at the earlobe in an attempt to improve sampling success rate.

In contrast to [1], [2] uses Latin hypercube sampling and the Gram-Schmidt sequence orthogonal method to improve sampling efficiency, and reduces computation time of the Monte Carlo simulation.

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