Sentence examples for more widespread sampling from inspiring English sources

However, more widespread sampling of Africa is required to verify this.

There is an explicit assumption in population genetic studies that more widespread sampling will reveal more ancient demographic patterns, and thus local sampling will reveal only the most recent demographic events.

A more definitive conclusion on the significance of the variation in genome size and GC content among these bacteria will only be possible with more widespread sampling of taxa in the family.

The difference between the sampling strategies is weak; the average t1 primarily matters, though the exponential distribution shows the greatest effect primarily because the distribution of times is more widespread with such sampling schemes with long tails (truncation in t1 = 0.2 like other time sampling schemes provides similar results for the three distributions; results not shown).

The acid-insoluble sample has the lowest fluorescence, but that is likely due to the fluorescence intensity of peak A being more widespread in this sample than in the others.

On the other hand, sedentary species such as oysters and specific local habitats like tidal creeks may give a very accurate picture of localized effects of contaminants, toxins and pathogens, but gaining a picture of more widespread impacts may require sampling of sentinels in numerous locations.

The evidence suggests a heterogeneous attitude across hotels, with uniform pricing being more widespread in most hotels of our sample, namely, the 3-star or less, while dynamic pricing is more likely applied in higher quality hotels.

This characteristic of resistant male CLLs was also associated with a more compact chromatin and more widespread heterochromatic features than in female samples.

The large number of wrongful foreclosures identified by the GAO from such a small sample suggests that the problem could be more widespread.

The current patient sample is more representative regarding the future and more widespread use of DIS.

However, the more widespread use of culture and DST in Tugela Ferry provides a more representative sample of the true MDR and XDR TB epidemic.