Sentence examples for one sample of many from inspiring English sources
Second, the history of the United States stock market over the past century or more is only one sample of many that might have occurred over such a long time span.
Hundreds of hematological tests and procedures have been developed, and many can be carried out simultaneously on one sample of blood with such instruments as autoanalyzers.
"One sample of river water out of many taken indicated concentrations that are very high and further investigations are in progress".
The showroom offered one sample of jeans, shirts, and tops.
For instance, Takeover by Jay Z, which samples Five to One, is one of many hip-hop songs to feature the Doors, while Skillex's single Breakn' a Sweat features a sample of Jim Morrison speaking and the other members of the Doors making musical contributions.
Automated microscopes can also be used to quantify pathology on tissue microarrays (TMAs); of note, TMA methodology is often used in cancer research in which one slide contains samples of many different cases.
In the past, there was a focus on one or a few genes which required sampling of many individuals.
As much as I love herps, eDNA sampling is just one of many long-term projects I am helping the Conservancy with for my summer internship; so far, every single day on the job has been unique.
In the same way that a dramatic deviation from an overall trend of a metabolite's concentration is identified as measurement error via smoothing spline regression, the deviations of many metabolites in one sample can be identified as the result of reference error or a dilution effect.
It evaluates the strength of association for each feature (transcript) by performing successive "leave one sample out" experiments and determines how many of the resample data sets exhibit non-zero correlations between transcript level and birth weight.
In many cases one sample will not provide coverage of differentially expressed genes for the whole series, whereas pooling of samples may reduce fluctuations.
