Sentence examples for precisely sampled from inspiring English sources

The advent of single molecule fluorescence microscopy has allowed experimental molecular biophysics and biochemistry to transcend traditional ensemble measurements, where the behavior of individual proteins could not be precisely sampled.

More precisely, sampling can be regarded as reducing the "amount of data" entered into a data analyzing process while dimension reduction can be regarded as "downsizing the whole dataset" because irrelevant dimensions will be discarded before the data analyzing process is carried out.

A part of the digested solution was precisely sub sampled (by weight) for measurement of Cs by ICP-MS.

The study differs from a scientific survey in that the total population of living relatives of 9/11 victims is unknown and therefore could not be sampled precisely or randomly.

An additional problem that may arise if the input function is calculated only from image data is the fact that the initial rapid rise and decay of the input function curve cannot be sampled very precisely from the PET data due to its low temporal resolution.

At least three core tissue biopsies, 0.6 mm in diameter, were taken from morphologically representative regions for all histologies sampled and precisely arrayed using a custom built instrument as described before [ 16].

However, it was our objective to conserve valuable maternal prenatal serum samples for other research questions that require precisely timed sampling, such as steroid hormones and thyroid hormones.

Although our method can be readily retrained to any additional expression technologies given manually curated samples, we find that our method is capable of precisely annotating samples across platforms (including next-generation sequencing-based assays) without any modifications to the original method or its parameters.

("I have a feeling Chang will haunt Szechwan chefs in this town for a long time or, more precisely, haunt those who have sampled Chang's cooking and will forever find other chefs wanting").

("I have a feeling Chang will haunt Szechwan chefs in this town for a long time — or, more precisely, haunt those who have sampled Chang's cooking and will forever find other chefs wanting").

Recall that the chosen size of windows or more precisely the sample size to estimate the relation is 100 based on A Rough Rule of Thumb for Determining Sample Sizes (Wilson Van Voorhis et al. 2007).