Sentence examples for sample of open from inspiring English sources

Judging from the sample of open clusters within 3,000 light-years of the Sun, only half of them can withstand such tidal forces for more than 200,000,000 years, while a mere 2 percent have life expectancies as high as 1,000,000,000 years.

Please note, that the analysis presented here is based on an arguably limited sample of open tibial fractures, due to this a cautionary approach has to be taken when inferring properties about this sample and, in turn, about the population.

Our sample of open university students represents a group of emerging educated Thais who are socio-economically and geographically similar to the general Thai population (16).

DS40M3, another marine bacterium isolated originally from the same sample of open ocean water as Marinobacter sp. DS40M6, produces the acyl aquachelins, also as a suite composed of a peptidic headgroup distinct from that of the marinobactins.

Few concomitant treatments were published in this sample of open-label RCTs.

Paul Peters, president of OASPA (Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association), three of whose 57 open access publisher members accepted the bogus paper, said the hoax was a "missed opportunity to do a more scientific study with a proper control group of subscription-based journals as well as more random sampling of open access journals that were chosen".

This explains the infrequent sampling of open conformations by Tyr481 within the timescale of the unliganded simulations, and its rapid closure in the absence of a stabilizing ligand.

A sampling of open science research policies is offered in Table 2. On the surface, these policy trends seem to create an untenable situation within the research community.

Fig. 6 A sample visualization of Open Transport Map, source: http://opentransportnet.eu/web/guest/pilsen-traffic-volumes.

The second dataset is a sample of the Open Directory Project, a collection of Web pages classified into a large hierarchical taxonomy by volunteer editors (dmoz.org).

The second dataset is a sample of the Open Directory (ODP), a collection of Web pages classified into a large hierarchical taxonomy by volunteer editors.