Sentence examples for requirements for sampling from inspiring English sources
Moreover, they show that our proposed STP approach for compressive sensing did not improve the quality of the reconstructed signal, yet reduced the storage space of the measurement matrix and the memory requirements for sampling and reconstruction.
Nationally, a diagnosis protocol for abortive diseases was recently drawn up based on scientific requirements for sampling and laboratory analyses.
A total of 203 cases and 212 controls met the eligibility requirements for sampling and had adequate dust (~ 0.25 g) collected for analysis by at least one of the analytic methods (described below).
We demonstrate that, because of the data sufficiency requirements for sampling, the cohorts being identified for research may not be representative of the broader patient population, thus compromising the external validity of research conducted using EHR data.
Results indicate a requirement for sampling over at least 5 consecutive days, even when using total faecal collection.
Our results also emphasize the requirement for sampling far more than one night of sleep to adequately quantify bout duration distributions.
Additional equipment requirements for sample processing were similar for PowerBiofilm and QuickGene; both required a microcentrifuge and incubator for processing steps as well as equipment for cell lysis.
The obtained results were compared in terms of measurement time, technique handling, detection limits and requirements for sample preparation.
The apparatus is found to ensure a consistent temperature among the samples in equilibrium, meeting the experimental requirements for samples of molalities less than 0.05 mol · kg−1.
This paper will propose recommendations and requirements for sample preservation in order to ensure the validity of exobiological science and directly to consolidate COSPAR policy, giving the best assurance to requirements for forward and back-contamination.
The requirements for sample preparation were (1) structural preservation, (2) maintaining specific fluorescence to aid correlative light and electron microscopy, and (3) minimizing the autofluorescence of the plant chloroplast.
