Sentence examples for more comprehensively sampled from inspiring English sources
The northern and central portions of the state were more comprehensively sampled than the southern part of the state.
It is likely that the number of alternatively spliced genes identified in P. trichocarpa will increase with larger and more comprehensively sampled tissue-specific transcriptome sequence collections.
Therefore, we used two published data sets that are representative for very well and more poorly sampled phylogeographic data sets: one deeply and methodologically sampled phylogeography data set on a land snail species [ 41] and one more shallowly but geographically comprehensively sampled DNA barcoding data set on a caddisfly species [ 42].
All analyses comprehensively sampled "informative R-space" (the subset of density landscapes that yield more than one and less than N [the number of individuals] clusters).
To date, these data represent the most comprehensively sampled marker for the downy mildews; other genes are much less studied.
Comprehensively sampled studies of cave organisms have usually focused on species delimitation and cryptic diversity.
(The four short genes, less comprehensively sampled, were excluded to increase taxonomic coverage).
Additional sampling did not change the marginal flux distributions indicating that the flux space had been comprehensively sampled.
Taken altogether, this means that impairment due to medication side effects was unlikely to be a significant confounder in this study population, although it is conceivable that lack of or low doses of medication may mean that the level of acute distress at presentation was higher than in more comprehensively medicated samples.
A follow-up screening sampled more comprehensively within the three groups of Solanaceae that were found to contain the intron, as well as in taxa closely related to these groups.
The amount of questions in the knowledge assessment may have been too few to fully or more comprehensively assess knowledge gaps among the sample.
