Sentence examples for sample are unable from inspiring English sources

The result shows an excellent agreement between the mock catalogue as a whole and the observations; but the E/S0 galaxies of the mock sample are unable to reproduce the overall amplitude of the observed correlation.

The Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (Japan's NASA-equivalent organization) launched the first asteroid sample return mission back in 2003, but things went awry once the spacecraft reached the asteroid and a large sample was unable to be collected.

More than one fourth of the sample was unable to work at all.

In total, 63 % of this sample was unable to identify a primary care provider by name [ 14].

The effectiveness of breakaway training is questionable given that 40% of the sample were unable to breakaway from a life threatening hold in time.

A larger study might have explored the perceptions of non-English speaking carers but in this study, none of the sample was unable speak English.

Findings of this study, however, indicate that 35.1% (N = 53) of the sample was unable to read, and 22.5% (N = 34) had never received any formal education, which suggests that disaggregated data placed Indigenous women at greater disadvantage than their male counterparts.

Mutations identified in tumor samples are unable to support this activity, and also compromise cohesion-dependent functions in yeast.

Given that the Oncopanel program at our institution is offered to every oncology patient but is programmatically limited to one test per patient due to economic constraints, our patient samples are unable to be paired.

Its detailed analysis will require however 1-second sampled GEONET data, as the 30-seconds sampling is unable to record at close epicen-tral distances without aliasing (Rolland et al., 2011).

In the example 2 simulations with the smallest second-phase sample size, it seems that cases such as that shown in Fig. 2a must have occurred sufficiently often that model-assisted sampling was unable to offer reasonable estimates of the standard error of the estimate of the population mean with the smallest sample size.