The phrase "on the sampling of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or method of selecting a sample for analysis or research.
Example: "The conclusions drawn from the study were based on the sampling of various demographic groups."
Alternatives: "based on the selection of" or "regarding the sampling of".
Many have agreed with the rationale that Lin, based on the sampling of his work, just was not worth it.
We estimated GWQI values of the studied drinking water wells based on the sampling of a 5-year period.
The inner working procedure of both ROS and RUS, which is based on the sampling of the minority versus majority class, allows them to be scalable approaches.
"Twitter used to provide researchers at major universities with access to several APIs, but has withdrawn this and provides so little information on the sampling of existing APIs that researchers increasingly question its utility for even basic social science," the researchers point out.
This requirement perhaps gives some insight into the limitations imposed on the sampling of the ground diffraction pattern by the fixed antenna spacing used by current small MF/HF FCA systems.
Both problems are addressed by computing an implicit approximation with radial basis functions, which is independent of the discretisation of differential operators and of assumptions on the sampling of the input domain.
18 For one village (Tororo), seasonal variation in kdr frequency was analyzed on the samples of the longitudinal survey.
Dr. Crawford said that while he did not test produce for pesticides, he did test chicken -- and found residue on the samples of conventional poultry but not on samples of organic poultry.
I estimate equation 2 on the sample of non-immigrants9.
At the same time the growth of micromicets on the samples of various materials was studied.
The correction will operate on the samples of the next frame based on the updated parameters.
