Sentence examples for regime of sampling from inspiring English sources

What justifies the authors to assume the regime of sampling limitation rather than transmission limitation?

A no-admixture model was thought to be more appropriate due to the regime of sampling only spring spawning herring, where little mixing is thought to occur between spawning regions (Iles and Sinclair 1982; Aro 1989).

We show how the implicit loss function might provide a basis for reflection on a particular choice of sampling regime, specifically the simple random sample size, by comparing it with the values attributed to soil properties and functions.

Cross-contamination of samples was avoided by using disposal materials and maintaining a strict safety regime for sampling humans and animals.

Rate of development and growth was influenced by temperature regime as observed through SGR and time of sampling.

Figure 2b shows mean AUPR for all approaches, for 20 regimes of sample size n and noise σ.

For example, f-statistic-based three- and four-population tests for admixture (Reich et al. 2009; Green et al. 2010; Patterson et al. 2012) are highly sensitive in the proper parameter regimes and when the set of sampled populations sufficiently represents the phylogeny.

DGTs are kinetic regime sampling devices that consist of a thin hydrogel layer that constrains diffusive transport of solutes into a binding layer [58].

Another difficulty is that the parametric models necessary to recover the approach force curves do not apply within the same regime of tip-to-sample separation: the electrostatic model indeed essentially depends on the probe-to-sample separation distance while the contact models (Hertz's and Hooke's theories) involve the so-called deformation depth or indentation of the sample.

As shown in the literature [11], the photopyroelectric signal in the transmission configuration, assuming that the sample thickness L is the only variable (with fixed modulation frequency f) in the thermally thick regime of the liquid sample, can be expressed as follows: δP = E exp − σ s L, (1).

The typical Raman spectra (in a shift regime) of the CBC samples treated at various temperatures are shown in Figure 1a.