Sentence examples for more limited sampling from inspiring English sources

This conclusion is broadly consistent with Fukami et al. [11], although this work was based on more limited sampling of azooxanthellate corals.

There are very few studies on serpentine ECM fungi, however analyses based on more limited sampling had previously indicated ECM fungal communities from serpentine sites followed similar patterns as communities from non-serpentine environments [20], [21].

As previously reported from a more limited sampling [ 6], two size variants were detected for the intron B/C of nad1 among the 986 samples analysed herein.

Wherever possible, computational compartmental kinetic modelling should be used to predict optimal doses or multiple dosing protocols, to facilitate more limited sampling (Rowland and Tozer, 1995).

The observation of a higher intra-domain transfer in bacteria could be biased by the taxonomic sampling and also the more limited sampling size for bacteria.

Thus, an analysis with extensive taxon sampling is critically important to test hypotheses based on molecular datasets with more limited sampling, and to provide a framework for comparative analyses.

This was much less than other scholars had found in more limited samples.

Bit.ly says that its own analysis of Twitter's "garden hose" of Tweets (which is a more limited sample) shows that it is maintaining a 70-to-80 70-to-80 70-to-80

While our sample of HSEs is both larger and phylogenetically more diverse than previously available, it reaffirms rather than alters the consensus sequence previously derived from more limited samples of HSEs.

It is unfortunate that models comparing K2 were not possible given the failure of MCMC convergence in IMa, likely due to the more limited sample sizes for Italian populations.

Previous studies have focused on more limited sample sizes and patient populations [ 14, 17, 18, 20].