Sentence examples for massive sampling from inspiring English sources
Researchers have found no evidence of a link between the ongoing Fukushima disaster and the starfish die-off, Raimondi said — "very massive sampling" indicates that the outbreak began before waterborne radiation reached the coast.
A few years ago I was lucky enough to get special permission to do a massive sampling of dozens of hybrid berries at the RHS Garden at Wisley, Surrey and at the National Fruit Collection at Brogdale in Kent.
When foreign citizenship is substituted for migration background, a massive sampling bias lurks.
But what's entirely original about "Uptown Funk" is how Bruno Mars and Mark Ronson found a way to incorporate these seemingly competing blasts from the past into a contemporary hit that not only recoups on the likely massive sampling fees they owed, but how "Uptown Funk" continues to break records left and right.
PC2 is still related to D3 (R2 = 0.329, P<0.001) due to the massive sampling of the intra-population variation of the bank vole.
Immediately after the initial detection of HPAIV H5N1 at the German coast of the Baltic Sea and during the following spread, massive sampling of wild birds followed in this area (Figure 5, C).
Similarly I was slightly nervous about playing Protected: Massive Samples the first time.
Thanks to an important new study that is based on a massive sample of individual income records obtained from the Social Security Administration, we now have some reliable answers.
The overall effect of Protected: Massive Samples is less "gotcha" sample-spotting, though, and more like listening to one of those Back to Mine albums: it's a delectably consistent and mood-unified collection of plushly produced, mostly downtempo soul and reggae.
(I could be wrong here, of course, and if you know of really penetrating and provocative work in this area, please point me in its direction!) What got me thinking about all this was the arrival several weeks ago of an advance CD called Protected: Massive Samples.
Micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) behave differently from massive samples.
