Sentence examples for practicality of sampling from inspiring English sources

Five samples were deemed the best compromise between sufficient replication and practicality of sampling multiple depth strata at each site, especially when the focus of the comparison is point diversity and not alpha diversity.

Biological properties that make a species or a taxonomic group attractive for use as indicators of ecosystem health are, for instance, clear taxonomy, existing information on basic biology, some measurable correlations to ecosystem health, limited mobility, practicality of sampling and relatively low variability of population fluctuations [ 5].

Finding a balance between representativeness and practicality is the ultimate goal of sampling cereals and cereal-based foods for the analysis of OTA.

The frequency of sampling geophysically interesting areas, for example the polar regions, is another consideration for the practicality of space weather capability.

The advantages and disadvantages of centralized versus decentralized models would need to be considered for such a program taking into account the costs of instruments and their maintenance together with practicalities of sample and/or patient transport and results dissemination.

Saliva may be a useful vehicle to study correlations between maternal hormones and mood because of its theoretical advantages and the practicality of repeat sampling.

To expand the practicality of collecting samples over a period of days, we assessed whether prolonged storage of extracted samples at −80°C or shipping extracted samples impacted the measurements.

The experimental results demonstrate the practicality of our sample GPU implementation.

The disgust, embarrassment and practicalities of stool sampling are well-documented barriers to gFOB screening [ 21, 23– 25], and difficulty overcoming such perceived barriers is another common reason given for not taking part in CRC screening [ 13].

We go on to demonstrate the practicality of the new sampler by using it to infer mutation rates, effective population sizes and the structured tree from geographically annotated HA gene sequences derived from the Influenza A subtype H3N2 strain.

Surveillance and research on wildlife-related diseases are associated with a number of challenges which include not only the practicality of the case, sample and field data collection, but also the interpretation of field data and the validation of field observations through experimental studies [ 21].