Sentence examples for ratios of sampling from inspiring English sources

Comparing the ratios of sampling fractions (< 12 months vs. ≥ 12 months duration of employment) between age groups results in a heterogeneous picture (Table 1).

FastDate analyses were run with time discretized into 1,000 intervals and the ratio of sampled extant individuals set to 0.14.

Considering all simulations runs, the ratio of sampled reads is almost equal for each species.

Obviously, the amount and ratio of sampled reads in each simulation result reflects the configured abundances and genome sizes.

We show that the needed ratios of sample sizes to maximize the probability of correct selection is approximately maintained at all iterations.

The spectra were recorded in the wave number range of 500 4000 cm−1 using 1 20 ratios of sample and potassium bromide (KBr) in the preparation of pellets.

All of these imputed CNV regions were subsequently verified either by sequencing or by viewing the relative log2 ratios of samples in the CGH Analytics software (Agilent) (Figure 1).

Also, because we did not evaluate sexual size dimorphism, differences in sex ratios of samples could affect regression results; therefore, we interpret results cautiously.

The fluorescence intensities were expressed as the normalized log2 ratios of sample:reference DNA hybridizations.

The embryo/endosperm ratios of samples of identical reproductive mode were averaged within accessions for statistical presentation.

All signal intensity (log R ratio: LRR) and allelic intensity (B allele frequency: BAF) ratios of samples were reported using Illumina BeadStudio 3.2 software.