Sentence examples for sample but if from inspiring English sources
The Heart Gently Weeps is an ambitious undertaking and there are few other hip-hop acts that would have tackled a Beatles sample, but if the beat sucks, what's the point?
This supposes a relatively uniform distribution of abundances across the entire sample, but if this assumption is false, the results might be even more interesting.
This would be consistent with an effect of LGT in the gammaproteobacterial sample, but if so, it remains puzzling why we do not see a decrease in the prokaryotic node score with increasing phylogenetic depth.
This perhaps is not a problem if all the measurements are carried out on test samples, but if the test is conducted on original ancient material, sample's dimensions should be kept as small as possible.
If the result is positive, the mother is offered a diagnostic test (chorionic villous sampling), but if it is not positive, second trimester serum markers (quadruple test markers) are measured and the results combined with the first trimester results to form an integrated test.
For example a chemist might discover a new medicine through testing samples, but if the treatment is never made available or ever taken by the patient, it does nothing.
So the selected patients will all have a relatively low standard deviation of sleep ratings compared with a larger sample, but the effect, if any, on the results is unknown.
A typical example of a reference file is the genome assembly sequence which is not specific to the analysis of a certain sample, but only changes if samples pertaining to a different genome are analyzed.
Alternatively, an optimistic estimate of the probable impact of some new therapy may result in a small calculated sample size, but if the true effect is less impressive than expected then the resulting study will be under-powered, and a smaller but still important effect may be missed.
The adsorption constants of a given isotherm allow, not only to evaluate the adsorbent properties of a sample, but also to determine if adsorption is favorable or not.
Ask whether you can taste a sample, but do not insist if one is not available.
