Sentence examples for millions of sampling from inspiring English sources

This is why Gibbs sampling requires millions of sampling steps to calculate stable results [37] which was neither shown in [23] nor possible in our data for thousands of frames in reasonable time.

As evidenced earlier a statistically stable values for total organic carbon was observed during the 60th to 100th and 80th to 100th day of sampling for the respective treatments.

This was followed by a sharp rise of ({text{NO}}_{ 3}^)–N after the 60th day (for WC, VC and WVC) and 80th day (for PC) as evidenced on the 80th and 100th day of sampling, respectively.

Correspondingly, in the present study, three of the four treatments (VC, WVC and WC) and PC achieved a C N ratio of <15 at the 40th and 60th day of sampling, respectively, while the degradation of the organic material was still significant till the 60th and 80th days for the respective treatments.

However, a statistically significant (P ≤ 0.01) variation of ({text{NH}}_{ 4}^)–N among the treatments was recorded only at the 20th and 40th day of sampling (Fig. 7).

PC registered the highest ratio during all the sampling periods; however, a statistically significant variation among the composting treatments was noted only at the 20th and 40th day of sampling (Fig. 9).

As can be seen from the graph (Fig. 7), all the composting methods showed a rise in ({text{NH}}_{ 4}^)–N concentration during the 20th day of sampling which was then declined sharply as evidenced at the 40th day and coming to decrease slightly from the 40th day until the end of the experiment (100th day).

Except for PC, all other methods of composting satisfied all the indices for stability/maturity of compost at the 60th day of sampling; whereas PC achieved the critical limit values for most of the indices at the 80th day.

The analysis of variance (ANOVA) showed a non-significant variation (P > 0.05) of pH values among the different methods of composting at the 20th day of sampling.

Except for VC all other methods of composting showed a substantial reduction in population of faecal coliforms at the 20th day of sampling.

The lowest value of this variable was recorded at the 20th day of sampling which was of course statistically not different from the starting material (day 0).