Sentence examples for sample delineation from inspiring English sources

Notably, comparisons of the results with other studies available in the literature must be done with caution due to differences in sample delineation, environmental influences (fluoride) and methodologies.

Without a good estimation of samples representativeness, the delineation of the contaminated plume extent and the evaluation of volumes of hydrocarbon-impacted soils may remain difficult.

Direct-push sampling data allowed delineation of shallow salinity and provided chemical signatures useful in defining possible sources of the salinity.

High resolution images, with voxel dimensions less than 50 μm3, have been acquired from fixed zebrafish samples, showing excellent delineation of several fine structures.

The focused-ion beam cross-sectioning at 36° to the sample surface, followed by delineation etching with water revealed a unique dispersed morphology of the clay particles in PBSA nanocomposite.

A sample to illustrate the delineation of the bowels is shown in Figure 1.

Finally, results were validated with ground truth nitrate values obtained from 41 groundwater samples, highlighted the spatial delineation of susceptible areas to contamination in both cases and provided a robust tool for regional planning actions and water resources management schemes.

Because of the small number of half sibs in our sample and the non-delineation of household effects in our data set, the effect due to sharing the same mother is almost indistinguishable from the sibship effect.

The delineation of a sample to specific geographic or socio-demographic areas (e.g. deprived neighbourhoods, rural areas) or specific age, gender, socio-economic or racial groups was not considered to be a reason for exclusion.

NOx annual averages were used in the delineation of the sampling zones as the qualitative study identified that reported symptoms tended to be constant while at home, did not vary with season and were temporally related to the opening of the M5 East stack.

The study was based on a large sample of patients, which allows the delineation of modest effect sizes otherwise not detected by smaller studies.