Sentence examples for may influence sampling from inspiring English sources
This may influence sampling strategies, especially for metabolites that are difficult to measure.
The sampling regime was 3 months in winter and 3 months in summer during 2012 2013, taking into account that seasonal events such as rainfall and storms may influence sampling; and to obtain a reasonable range of data in each season.
The results from the manual sampling clearly showed that not only the nugget effect, but also the spatial distribution may influence sampling uncertainty for OTA.
Moreover, environmental heterogeneity may influence sampling effects that underpin positive BEF relationships.
Additional variables that may influence DNA sample genotyping pass rate were evaluated across all samples.
However, collection of 0.5 mL volumes of saliva contributed to DNA samples being significantly less likely to pass genotyping QC standards and could not be explained by additional variables that may influence DNA sample genotyping pass rate.
In light of this, we postulated that the area sampled may influence the reliability of our results; hence, we applied our algorithm to two areas in our female cohort.
Additionally, 10 PCa samples assigned with a good prognosis subtype (p < 0.05) contained high percentages of normal tissue (58% on average, compared to 38% on average for all PCa samples), which may influence the assignment of these samples.
Few studies to date have focused on variation in LAG spacing between different limb bones of a single individual; individual variation in osteocyte lacunar morphology [ 30, 31] and density [ 27, 28] in the long bones of tetrapods suggests that element choice and sampling location may influence studies using these histological parameters to infer life history traits in fossil taxa.
This study used vermilion snapper (Rhomboplites aurorubens) samples collected from commercial fisheries in the Gulf of Mexico as an example to illustrate how cluster sampling may influence the precision of estimated mean lengths and total mortality.
The year of blood sampling may influence the strength of DDT associations with breast cancer.
