Sentence examples for might be sampling from inspiring English sources

FAR away on the other side of Germany, I imagined, travelers might be sampling the famous chocolate cakes and smoked hams of the well-traveled Black Forest.

Start with potachos (a curious hybrid of potato skins and nachos that is much better than it sounds) and finish with lamb chops — you just might be sampling some of Henry Etcheverry's handiwork.

The sources of this variation might be sampling effects (note the non-uniform expression of GFP in Figure  4A, described in detail below) or differences between hydroponic chambers in the time course of the Trichoderma-root interaction.

Geneticists said at the conference that the genome mapping project had very different goals and that different populations might be sampled to the bare minimum necessary to make sure the map was representative of everyone.

Is it possible to develop a reduced fish monitoring method with skeletal equipment that can be carried in a backpack so even the remote streams in mountainous Lesotho might be sampled to produce data with confidence limits?

Nestedness might result from passive sampling rather than assemblage structuring [39], especially for ectoparasite-vertebrate host networks in which common ectoparasites and hosts might be sampled more frequently than rare ones.

Using this rotation as a probe for the modes that might be sampled by voltage gating, we identified two modes (among the 30 slowest normal modes) that are consistent with the overall displacement of the S1 helix.

Demographic processes such as bottlenecks might be sampled differently by markers with different mutation rates.

In motion distorted data, some areas of tissue might be sampled multiple times, while others might not be sampled at all, generating gaps in the data.

However, brushings might be sampled from a wider area than biopsy, and the size of the lesion might be less important for this method.

However, it is possible that dendritic processes from the malignant melanocytes could extend into the stratum corneum that might be sampled during the process of EGIR.