Sentence examples for much more samples from inspiring English sources

However, when we consider an SNR of −4 dB, the fourth-order detector requires much more samples, which makes it more complex than the second-order.

These novel observations requires further investigation with much more samples taken at different locations and times, with both genomic DNA and RNA transcripts sampled.

Much more sampling across Asia is needed before this can be done with confidence, and this is likely to take some time.

Determining how recent this split is will require much more sampling, more loci, the development of well-calibrated molecular clocks and appropriate coalescent population genetics.

Comparing the relationship curves of both studies, the findings of present study demonstrated more information: (1) the initial increase of CSA cannot be observed in previous study because it occurred below the first contraction level; and (2) the reliability of the polynomial regression was improved since there were much more sample points in the present study.

The agreement between PAM50 centroid-based single sample prediction (SSP) and PLS-regression was excellent (weighted Kappa: 0.988) within the training samples, but deteriorated substantially in independent samples, which could attribute to much more unclassified samples by PLS-regression.

Since the dataset used in this study was an unbalanced dataset with much more ordered samples than disordered ones, for the training set, we randomly selected the equal number of ordered samples to match the disordered ones.

In comparison with some previous methods based on much more calibration samples, the results out of the strategy showed that the predictive ability was not obviously decreased for the first system while being clearly strengthened for the second one, and the predictive precision out of the third one was even satisfactory enough for most cases of quantitative analysis.

Two possible ways to overcome this are producing much longer gene lists (for which much more training samples must become available), or use biologically relevant knowledge based considerations to select the predictive genes.

There are clearly much more negative samples than positive ones.

We further analyzed microarray gene expression data sets that typically contain much more cancer samples.