Sentence examples for predictable sampling from inspiring English sources
Although a "marker heritability" is conditional on the markers used to estimate relatedness, it is a valid population parameter with predictable sampling properties (as shown in this study).
To evaluate the performance of a chaotic modeling approach of sea clutter, prediction errors and predictable samples' number are two commonly used indicators [18].
Mr. Marley said they had avoided predictable samples from artists like Fela or Manu Dibango.
As mentioned earlier in Section 2, the predictable samples' number is also an important performance evaluation indicator in sea clutter modeling.
Unfortunately, when this approach is used to model a spiky sea clutter, the predictable samples' number is small and the overall fitting performance is unstable.
The NUSADC uses an additive "dither signal" to force threshold crossing events and achieve a predictable average sampling rate.
Asymptotically, the two approaches are equivalent when the trait distribution is identical across samples (such that standard errors are a predictable function of sample size).
A deeper understanding of the current voltage relationships for samples of very different compositions is expected to enable one not only to predict the target current that should be used for a certain analysis, but also to devise algorithms to change such target as a function of predictable variations of sample properties and analytical conditions.
Resampling methods with circular statistics was chosen for these analyses because the expected distributions of birth dates and capture dates for non-reproductive females were not predictable due to uneven sampling among months [see [ 10, 12]].
However, within the range of concentrations usually present in patients between 3 and 21 days after treatment with currently recommended doses, the relationship between capillary and venous whole blood is predictable; consequently, capillary blood sampling can be used in field assessments.
