Sentence examples for more reasonable sampling from inspiring English sources

The DE-MC particle filter is able to make a more reasonable sampling and keeps them from running off into implausible shapes even if they are placed in the positions far away from the solution point or are trapped in the local cost basin of the state space.

The rarefaction curve also suggests we have underestimated diversity, indicating a more reasonable estimate might require substantial sampling (up to 30 40 clones per individual).

Future researches with a bigger sample size, a more reasonable design, are required to yield more efficient diagnostic strategy.

Many of the analyses are multi-analyte panels, so the cost per analyte per sample is much more reasonable.

However, considering that other investigations have isolated Mucor, Rhizopus and Absidia from water samples, it is more reasonable to suppose that the media and culture conditions utilised in this study were not appropriate for the isolation of Zygomycetes [ 5, 22, 27].

However, if the data contain heterogeneous transcriptome from a broad range of samples, an alternative would be more reasonable; module genes are assumed to be co-regulated in only a subset of samples.

Thus, the flow-through sensing approach is especially advantageous for providing more reasonable sensor response times when detecting dilute samples.

In this paper, the sampled-data control is generalized to consider a more reasonable MDPNNs model.

In the present work, we boost the original pairwise constraints and design the dynamic pairwise constraints which can pay more attention onto the boundary samples and thus to make the decision hyperplane more reasonable and accurate.

In our sample, the 10-factor solution was found to be conceptually more reasonable than the others.

This suggests that larger sample sizes would have been required to estimate means with more reasonable precision.