Sentence examples for more dense sampling from inspiring English sources

In contrary, the more dense sampling of the multiresolution approach is able to provide a more detailed description of the motion patterns, thus improving the discriminative power.

In the absence of more dense sampling, whether bidirectional YFV movement occurs between Venezuela and Trinidad is unclear.

Data collection technology has evolved over recent decades, allowing more dense sampling of observations over time, space, and other continuum measures.

In areas that are sparsely sampled – such as the southeastern region for the wedge-billed woodcreeper – the corresponding predictions may not be as robust as in areas with more dense sampling regimes.

The detailed resolution and understanding of the phylogeography of species of Pteronotropis provide insights into the historical and contemporary events that were instrumental in the diversification of this group and offer insights into the importance of more dense sampling of any widespread taxa for clarity in diversification rates and patterns in a region.

The phylogenetic reconstruction shown in figure 3 is not consistent with that reported by Kugelstadt et al. (2004) (see also Burmester et al. 2004; Burmester and Hankeln 2009), probably due to the more dense sampling of vertebrate globin diversity made possible by the increased availability of genomic data.

This is justified because, based on sampling theory, the more dense the sampling of outgroup taxa, the more stable the internal topology will be and the stronger the test for the monophyly of the ingroup [68], [69].

However, the availability to both larger sample sizes, more dense marker map [ 7, 8] and with application of new methodologies enforced by the venture from the Psychiatric Genomic Consortium (PGC) [ 9] have finally allowed for statistical robust signals from the CACNA1C, CACNB2, ODZ4, SYNE1 and NCAN genes.

In the case of the sol-gel, the resulting sample structure is more dense and uniform, whereas the highly dispersed silica provides a diverse heterogeneous structure that possibly facilitates the diffusion process which results in an increase in the enzyme activity.

Stretched samples were approximately ten times stronger, eight-fold more dense, and eight times thinner than statically cultured samples.

(4) Finally, we pursued unexpected pattern types discovered in the main experiment (3) in more detail in a final follow-up experiment, involving a dense sampling of the model parameter θD for a few fixed combinations of the other parameters.