Sentence examples for reflected sampling from inspiring English sources

We invalidated duplicate measurements for which the PM2.5 concentrations differed by > 50% because large relative differences likely reflected sampling problems.

The three PCR positive animals were seronegative and it is likely that the absence of seroconversion reflected sampling at an early stage of infection before clinical signs had developed and an antibody response had been mounted.

As is in the case of fungus gardens, relatedness of microbial communities in refuse dumps generally reflected sample source (Figure 4D and 5).

Alternatively, it has been suggested that the ca.23.1 ka 14C BP result dated layer 2 to the Gravettian and that the ca.28.1 ka result reflected sample contamination by older Mousterian bones derived from underlying layer 3 [55].

Differences in the numbers from survey firm to survey firm often reflect sampling error or methodological differences rather than any fundamental change in the condition of the race.

Number of observations reflect sampling weights used.

The lower values may reflect sampling in a restricted period (November) when in-stream removal processes are particularly effective (Quinn and Stroud 2002).

These discrepancies may reflect sampling variations although their magnitude and pattern raises questions about additional mechanisms, which in turn may influence reproducibility.

Studies off the coast of North Africa and in the Gulf of Genoa have found males outnumbering females by 2 1 and 5 1 respectively; this imbalanced sex ratio has not been observed off South Africa and may reflect sampling bias.

Rather, this bias reflects sampling bias at some step of the sequencing reaction.

Prior to analysis, all mf prevalence values were standardized to reflect sampling of 1 ml blood volumes using a transformation factor of 1.95 and 1.15 respectively for values originally estimated using 20 µl or 100 µl blood volumes.