Sentence examples for partial sampling from inspiring English sources

That's just a partial sampling of the consequences of this budget.

Therefore, we show in Fig. 14b the temporal mean zonal winds in which the local time dependence is subtracted, even though the latter also is not free from biases caused by partial sampling (as mentioned above).

This multiple view acquisition process can be interpreted as a partial sampling of the plenoptic function [9], which represents not only spatial or temporal information but also angular information of about the captured light rays, i.e. captures a segment of the whole observable scene represented by a light field.

However, it should be noted that the tidal structure may be subject to long-term variability and that its statistics may be affected by the partial sampling that arises from the use of a single satellite, as explained in what follows.

Finally, my use of these figures is due first to the fact that is all there is, and second to their seeming plausibility given that most numbers are not rounded off, which suggests an attempt at actual counting not just estimating, even though the difference with the figures in Table 3 suggests either they are far-fetched or that the previous censuses were partial sampling of the pastoral herds.

Desai et al (2002) reported higher rates of detection of extra-prostatic extension in specimens, which underwent complete embedding and close step-sectioning, compared with partial sampling.

At least two were partial sample cases, he said, suggesting a common environmental cause.

– the partial sample was left in an unsealed container with a lid containing a small spout.

– the drug-testing officer failed to record any information about the partial sample in the doping control form.

In a 58-page ruling, the three-man arbitration panel outlined "deplorable" mistakes by Jamaican athletics and anti-doping officials in the collection of the first partial sample.

The DNA is believed to be a partial sample, meaning that on its own it would not be enough to convict the man, who was not named.