Sentence examples for partly sampled from inspiring English sources

And the study's star subjects – men on the Greek island of Crete who tilled their fields well into old age and appeared to eat very little meat or cheese – turned out to have been partly sampled during Lent, when the study subjects were foregoing meat and cheese.

This may be partly sample bias, as massive and bright stars tend to be in binaries and these are most easily observed and catalogued; a more precise analysis has suggested that the more common fainter stars are usually singular, and that up to two thirds of all stellar systems are therefore solitary.

Fewer patients are required in a (partly) densely sampled study design compared to a study design consisting of solely sparsely sampled individuals.

On the other hand, a (partly) densely sampled study design may be preferred because it allows flexible recruitment and so is more likely to be executable in certain circumstances.

Differences in allelic richness found for the four species partly reflect sampling intensity, but higher values observed for the allotetraploid species are also very likely partly due to the higher probability of encountering different alleles per locus compared to diploid species (maximum of four versus two per locus, respectively).

AA carried out DNA extraction, microsatellite genotyping; AA and IM performed all data analysis and wrote the paper; IM and MF designed the study; IR performed SNP genotyping and partly performed sampling.

This is related partly to sampling from the full cohort and to the difference in follow-up: Adding an extra 2 years of follow-up reduced the relative risk for living near a major road in the subcohort from 1.95 to 1.34.

As described below, drainage of ISF appears to be partly to CSF as sampled in the cisterna magna and partly to cervical lymph nodes by routes that do not require the emerging ISF to mix with CSF in the cisterna magna.

However, the evolutionary patterns were not very clear, partly because many species sampled for the phylogenies lacked information on the presence or absence of heterodichogamy.

For elucidating microorganisms responsible for pyrene degradation in soil amended with organics, the microbial communities of soil-compost mixture and fertilized soil based on extracted DNA and partly RNA samples were analyzed by comparing samples with and without (control) pyrene treatment.

However, the differences in observed relationships between specific social behaviours and glucocorticoids may be partly explained by sampling frequency, as studies often use average fGCM concentrations collected over a period of weeks or months, rather than fGCM concentrations that are temporally-matched with behavioural data.