Sentence examples for sample and consider from inspiring English sources
This should include offering a range of programmes running across a number of different subject areas, enabling students to sample and consider other views and approaches.
Here, we consider the target as positive sample and consider the background as negative samples.
to examine the social correlates of pre-pregnancy overweight and obesity in an Australian population-based sample and consider implications for intervention effectiveness during pregnancy.
We use taxable income series calculated from the actual financial data for individual firms in our sample, and consider the entire horizon of the carry-forward sample.
We have described the production of large LongSAGE and MPSS libraries from a single RNA sample and consider their usefulness for identifying the complete transcriptome of a clonal population of cells, including transcripts not expressed in all cells and hence present on average at less than one copy per cell.
If you encounter worms or small insects inside the plant, discontinue the test with that sample and consider seeking a different sample of the same plant.
The numerical model comprises the loading frame, the hydraulic pistons, the shear boxes and the sample and considers the measuring devices.
If the child was eligible but the primary caretaker refused to participate, the child was kept in the sample and considered a refusal.
Due to Illumina sequencing error rates, a VAF threshold of 0.02 was required to call an SNV positive in a sample, and considering that most samples have an average of about 50% normal cell 'contamination', we likely missed minor subpopulations.
Different diversity indices and other characteristics of the analyzed loci are presented in Table 1, which also includes per segment Fst values for the whole population sample and considering only non-African groups.
Note that the Yang et al. (2004) study, which is based on a larger sample and considered more representative for non-Western regions, was used to calculate an upper range for regions with unknown levels (Latin America, Africa, Oceania).
