Sentence examples for sample of animals from inspiring English sources

LD analysis can be based on a random sample of animals from the population and is less dependent on marker information and designed experiments.

Still, the width of the limits of agreement and the ability to track changes may have not changed despite a larger sample of animals was used.

Because of limitations to analyzing paleontological data, the scientists can only say that the amount of energy in their sample of animals' remains is much lower than what it used to be.

It is interesting to note that in a previous work of ours [2] it was showed that in this specific sample of animals there was no, or scarce, autocorrelation for both angles and distances, which strengths reliability of our results.

Visual inspection of the data one week after the shock does not reveal a subpopulation of more susceptible animals, although this large sample of animals does not have a normal distribution (Kolmogorov-Smirnov, KS = 0.078, p = 0,004).

Each reported replicate represents a pooled sample of animals that were selected from different crosses within a single experiment.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (Vienna, Austria) provided an A-13 reference sample of animal blood for Zn accuracy.

Infectious virus was subsequently isolated from the lung sample of animal 1 after inoculation of embryonated chicken eggs and amplification in baby hamster kidney 21 cell cultures (4 ).

The RT-PCR results agree with those obtained by David et al. (10 ) from a decomposed sample of animal origin after 36 days.

While the Lil Bub album smacks slightly of a traffic chasing marketing campaign, and Meow the Jewels is a gesture of goodwill (donations to its Kickstarter go to victims of police brutality and neglected animals), previously samples of animals in song have been used for their atmospheric, musical value.

The sampling of animals can even have its textural qualities, adding layers that an instrument may not – the cooing pigeons on Panda Bear's Bro's, or the quiet chatter of birds flitting throughout Radiohead's The King of Limbs – during the introduction to Give Up the Ghost, the fade out of Codex, and layered under the flugelhorn (yes, flugelhorn) on Bloom.