Sentence examples for most important samples from inspiring English sources

The BvSB and classifier are based on the same architecture, which makes selecting the most important samples relatively very simple.

The examples from the past as well as the most important samples from future approaches for therapy are tabulated.

They should come equipped with a business plan, a partnership agreement, references and most important, samples of their work, often short student films.

In our previous study, 10 we used PSO for undersampling the O-glycosylation sites dataset by selecting the most important samples from the majority class.

Postmortem brains are the most important samples for epigenetic research on schizophrenia, but there are many confounding factors in such studies, including terminal condition (that is, the condition of the samples at death, or their 'agonal state'), cause of death and postmortem condition.

The line "do the Harlem Shake," arguably the most important sample in the song (and certainly in the cornucopia of viral videos that feature people losing their collective minds as soon as that vocal hits), is a sample from "Miller Time," a song by rap collective Plastic Little.

In the current study biopsy was the most important sampling technique in patients with and without visible lesions.

In general, the most important sample preparation requirements seemed to be the PNGase F buffer pH and the homogeneity of the final deposited matrix layer, which is ultimately affected by reproducibility of the sample preparation method and the presence of contaminants such as salts and polymers.

"Scientifically, it is one of most important chocolate samples in the world," Ms. McNeil said.

A description of the most important passive sampling devices, with special attention to diffusive gradient in thin films, is followed by applications for group and individual speciation.

Hence if resources are limited and one cannot resolve the entire light-dark cycle it would be most important to sample and sequence around dawn and dusk to capture the metabolic pulse of a cell like Prochlorococcus.