Sentence examples for intensive sample from inspiring English sources

Additionally, it is not easy to rapidly detect biological target molecules due to the intensive sample delivery process and reaction time involved in the receptor-target interactions.

Data from an intensive (sample every 30 min) field trial on the River Frome performed in October 2000 are presented, and the implications of the data for refining an export coefficient model for phosphorus from the catchment are discussed.

Intensive sample cleanup and enrichment by off line solid-phase extraction using cyclohexane followed by methanol and then distilled water was necessary to achieve the required selectivity and sensitivity in the reported method [21].

Since the lack of a positive signal is mostly seen only after time consuming and cost intensive sample processing, the need for an easy-to-apply screening method that allows a pre-selection of samples containing well-preserved biomolecules is obvious.

The two-phase stratified sample design allowed estimates to be reported for the general population from the stratified subsample (intensive sample) by using inverse sampling probability weights.

SELDI-TOF overcomes some of the problems of labour intensive sample separation and requires only microlitre quantities of biological fluids, but it does not provide routine peptide sequence information.

Additionally, more intensive sampling of the patches occurred when areas of high backscatter intensity were randomly distributed over space rather than located in spatially correlated clusters.

More intensive sampling during stormflow events is recommended for improving these coefficients.

However, geostatistical methods demand intensive sampling that is expensive and time-consuming.

A stratified grid-based sample design was used with more intensive sampling near mine-related activity areas.

Within-stand variability (i.e., over short distances) has been quantified by a number of authors based on intensive sampling.