Sentence examples for in conjunction with sampling from inspiring English sources

The pH was set to 5 at the beginning of hydrolysis and when the slurry became more liquefied the pH was readjusted with 50% NaOH in conjunction with sampling.

We used 2 distinct algorithms: 1) the heuristic parsimony algorithm, and 2) the neighbor-joining distance algorithm in conjunction with sampling the original dataset with replacement to construct a series of 1,000 bootstrap replicates of the same size as the original dataset (PAUP 4.0* software version 4; Sinauer Associates, Sunderland, MA, USA) (18 ).

When used in conjunction with sampling and regression equation development, this system measured significant treatment differences in growth for total biomass and volume in stands that only grew from 1.2 to 2.7 mm in basal diameter per year.

The digital low-pass filters are designed to suppress the aliasing of out-of-band noise and interference components sufficiently in conjunction with sampling rate reduction.

These case studies have sometimes used e-RA data alone and sometimes in conjunction with samples from the sample archive or the current LTE experiments themselves.

He is analyzing the data to study individual microRNAs and identify which microRNAs are uniquely expressed in conjunction with samples that show the lowest levels of microRNA 375.

The stratified 10-fold cross-validation results indicate that the best classification performance with overall accuracy of 97.2% (sensitivity = 97.2% and specificity = 99.8%) is achieved when C4.5 is used in conjunction with samples which have been pre-processed with input attribute discretisation and redundant attribute removal.

The application of acoustic techniques, used in conjunction with biological sampling techniques, to map the distribution of sea-bed habitats and associated benthic communities is discussed.

In conjunction with novel sampling strategies and efficient processing methods, this improvement enabled us to obtain unique structural information about aliphatic-amide contacts.

In order to reconstruct the dMRI signal from a discrete set of measurements, a large number of algorithms have been proposed in recent years in conjunction with varying sampling schemes, i.e., with varying b-values and gradient directions.

In a second session using slow-event-related imaging in conjunction with sparse sampling, these functionally defined volumes were further examined in a design crossing audiovisual congruity and intelligibility (with/without added noise).