Sentence examples for more in depth sampling from inspiring English sources

Demographic analyses implied no gene flow among lineages during their diversification; hence localities with individuals from more than one lineage in the Dominican Republic and Corrientes (Argentina) may represent areas of repeated colonization or of secondary contact and should be the focus of future studies with more in depth sampling.

More in-depth sampling and functional analyses of these genes in the future may reveal more molecular details concerning the adaptation of the Tibetan population to high-altitudes.

We pooled it with two other libraries, Lib1390 (hESC cell line H1 over 31 passages) and Lib1313 (hESC cell line H7 over 33 passages), to represent a more in-depth sampling.

Based on these results, there is an appearance of geographically distinct populations; however, due to the limited sequence divergence between the observed groups, more in-depth sampling is needed for this to be verified.

To further understand the perception of the arts-making workshop in a more in-depth manner, purposive sampling was used to select reflective essays which could best serve to illustrate the process of creating arts regarding pain and suffering [ 28].

More in-depth details of the sampling procedure are described elsewhere [ 3].

With more in-depth studies on extensive samples, more signatures and functions of APA will be revealed, and its diverse roles will gradually heave in sight.

Due to the distinctiveness of the B. crispa and B. officinalis alleles it is unlikely that this pattern could have been caused by ancient shared alleles, and a more in-depth search around the sample site revealed several morphologically intermediate individuals.

Thus, while this restricted analysis and results should be considered preliminary on a global scale, they lend themselves to discussion and comparisons with other work in this field and as a stimulus to generate more in-depth work anticipated as more sampling occurs at existing and additional NaGISA sites.

A more in-depth qualitative approach using purposive samples of patients may have yielded deeper insights.

The study may have been strengthened by undertaking a more in-depth textual analysis of a sample of SEA reports.