Sentence examples for random pooling from inspiring English sources
Random pooling of all herds in the national study was kindly conducted by Mr. John Clarke and Ms. Clare Whelan, Enfer Diagnostics, Naas, Ireland.
When P > 0.05 in Q statistic or I < 50%, the fixed pooling model (Mantel-Haenszel) was conducted; if not, the random pooling model (M-H heterogeneity) was used.
It is thus ideally suited to study the dependency of prediction accuracy and population size in a principled manner that avoids using neuronal subsets defined by random pooling (Bremmer et al., 1998).
A random pool of oligonucleotides 5′-GGTGCAGGCATATGAAAG(N25 CTGGACCATATGCTCCAG-3′, where N25 represents 25 randomized nucleotides, was synthesized by equimolar incorporation of A, G, C, and T at each "N" position (Integrated DNA Technologies).
In other words, it has a huge, fairly random pool of consumers who are easy to access and hear back from.
A support page confirms the change, and a rep from YouTube confirmed that it should be open to everyone with 1,000 subscribers or more — not a random pool.
"Real experts with real credentials want to be around other high-quality people, not just in some random pool," Schmergel says.
The rarefaction curves were calculated through repeatedly re-sampling richness out of a random pool of samples constructed out of the four sampled plots.
The company did not make an official announcement about the change, but YouTube confirmed the details with TechCrunch – noting that the feature is now broadly open to all users with 1,000+ subscribers, not a random pool.
Systematic Evolution of Ligands by EXponential enrichment (SELEX) is an experimental procedure that allows extraction, from an initially random pool of oligonucleotides, of the oligomers with a desired binding affinity for a given molecular target.
Aptamers that are selected in vitro from random pools of DNA or RNA molecules by SELEX (Systematic evolution of ligands by exponential enrichment) technique have been extensively explored for analytical and biomedical applications.
