Sentence examples for multiple sampling strategies from inspiring English sources
Survey data was collected using concurrent application of multiple sampling strategies including both probability and purposive sampling of local adult residents of the biosphere area.
Administrative differences in each country may require the use of multiple sampling strategies.
Future studies should further investigate how the patterns from multiple sampling strategies might be built into coalescent approaches fitting demographic models.
Results from studies using systematic multiple sampling strategies, including the string test, induced sputum, nasopharyngeal aspirate and stools, which are now ongoing will yield important insights into the optimal sampling strategies for Xpert testing for children [ 25- 28].
Recently, we have developed a real-time fluorescence-guided multiple sampling (FGMS) strategy to investigate the extent of spatial ITH in human GBM [ 5].
In order to maximize the number of proteins that could be identified from each of the LB subfractions, multiple sample preparation strategies were employed prior to mass spectrometry.
The performance of PLHS is compared with benchmark sampling strategies across multiple case studies for Monte Carlo simulation, sensitivity and uncertainty analysis.
In this work, a methodology is proposed for planning CMM sampling strategies for multiple tolerances based on the minimization of inspection costs.
One LSS using multiple linear regression and three limited sampling strategies by use of the Bayesian forecasting method have currently been published for prolonged-release tacrolimus in adult renal transplant patients [ 5, 13, 14, 24].
We adopted the surname and household directed sampling strategy in order to avoid multiple sampling from the same kindred, which would reduce the ability to identify the maximum range of different parental lineages (see below and Figure S1).
Advances in micro-sampling capabilities have enabled new sampling strategies that include the collection of data from multiple points on individual human teeth and bones.
