Sentence examples for sample gap from inspiring English sources

However, it is worth noting that in spite of possible false gap sizes or misses of gap sizes in the above cases, their effect on the accepted/rejected gap sizes is statistically minimal, as the number of false ones plus misses was less than 5% of the total number of sample gap sizes collected (about 11,000 from 29 videos).

Continuous flow was analysed on a controlled-stress AR2000 (TA Instruments, New Castle, DE, USA) equipped with parallel plate geometry (40 mm diameter) and sample gap of 200  μm, at 32 ± 0.1°C, in triplicate.

The field intensities studied are typically found in nanoelectronics and in the tip-sample gap of a scanning tunneling microscope (STM).

Moreover, no study included samples from central Asia, leaving a large sampling gap in the middle of the Eurasian landmass.

This left a vast sampling gap across Pakistan and Iran, a region that contains many widespread species in the genus Duttaphrynus and Bufotes.

BARRIER recovered contiguous groups and split the WCP from other areas (barrier ii); however, given disparities with our other DNA and allozyme results, and barrier ii's placement in a sampling gap, we interpreted the WCP group as a manifestation of the limitations of our mtDNA sampling.

However, both a sampling gap in the distribution of M. sylvestris in France and a lack of information about the pollination ecology of this species have limited our understanding of the structure of the population and the identification of drivers of intra- and interspecies gene flow.

The formations can fill angular sampling gaps and enable better BRDF products than currently possible.

Understanding the complex hydrology of riverine deltas is challenging due to the paucity of conventional ground-based measurements on river water levels and flows that result in large spatial and temporal sampling gaps.

To determine approximate timing of ovulation, we collected regular urine samples during the period of maximum tumescence, with sampling gaps of no greater than two days.

Because survey data in 1960 for A1 contained several important sampling gaps that may have missed the first adults for several species, we only compared the time to reach adulthood in 1959 to the 2007 2008 survey data for this site.