Sentence examples for much larger sampling from inspiring English sources

It would take a much larger sampling to come to any reasonable conclusions, and with vineyard and cellar practices improving all the time, it would be foolhardy to condemn pinots because they were six or seven years old.

"It would not be fair or scientifically correct to single out specific brands or manufacturers without much larger sampling," said Dr. Mark Stoeckle, an adjunct faculty member with Rockefeller's Program for the Human Environment who helped guide the project (and the father of one of the Trinity scientists involved in the sushi investigation).

Due to its much larger sampling capacity, the standard semipermeable membrane device (SPMD) has up to five orders of magnitude higher sampling rates than the MESCO formats tested.

Our analyses demonstrates that whereas this approach correlates with the traditional colony-counting, it is also capable of a much larger sampling, allowing a faster, less expensive, more accurate and consistent analysis of phage enrichment.

Our data, based on a much larger sampling of linear genomic sequence, and assembled regions (about 100,000 bases per BAC), confirms the colinearity and conservation between the sorghum and sugarcane genomes.

While it has previously been shown that scale is important in PSRs at the local-to-landscape level, we demonstrate here that even with much larger sampling units, scaling effects are not only detectable but strong.

When a much larger sample was reviewed, a programming error surfaced.

This has some advantages – a much, much larger sample – and some disadvantages – it's only taken every 10 years.

That is why our final survey, for Thursday's Sun and Times, will have a much larger sample than normal.

"Facebook has a much larger sample of data points," he said, but "Foursquare has more accurate and reliable data".

However, their results were consistent with those in our study, which had a much larger sample size.