Sentence examples for life sampling from inspiring English sources

There, we planned to tap into the West Coast good life, sampling olive oil and wine, and relaxing in a walkable college town with an eclectic food scene and a one-of-a-kind bed-and-breakfast.

Additionally, if chimerism reduces colony survival in the early stages of a coral's life, sampling relatively large colonies (from 15 to 40 cm in diameter) might have further underestimated the incidence of chimerism in the sample populations.

Within the group of subjective methods, the "daily life" sampling approaches, such as the experience sampling method (ESM) and ecological momentary assessment (EMA), have recently aroused considerable scientific attention [ 6].

NATO rules require ammunition to be tested methodically over its life; samples are fired through braced weapons, and muzzle velocities and accuracy are recorded.

Having set up a rather nice, rather innocent research question for my social psychology PhD, somehow during the writing it's become a curtain-twitching snoop into the lascivious, under-the-digital-bedsheets activities of 70.5% of the 734 Residents in my Second Life sample who report that they get up to no good.

Surprisingly, the longest life sample lasted 10 times longer than the shortest life sample.

In this paper, the retention parameters of these columns with real life sample solutes were studied.

Thus Hampton's test invites criticism of a wide swath of human social life (Sample 2002, 271).

Finally, the unit has been deployed in the field to analyze a number of real life samples, some of them were found positive.

EcoRigs divers took water and marine life samples at several locations in the months following the blowout.

To estimate this bias we can make model calculations with sets of data in the range of real life samples.