Sentence examples for sample widely from inspiring English sources

Streaming services have bred a musical culture that more closely resembles a cocktail buffet than a sit-down dinner: We sample widely, and when we find something we like we binge, but we don't necessarily stick around to savor.

In fat, highly aggressive mixes that sample widely from the women-in-pop palette (tracks interpolate work by Sade, Pat Benatar, Suzanne Vega and Grace Jones, Lil Kimim relentlessly equates eroticism with her urge to dominate and the male hostility it causes.

Sets of 10 000 cells were used because Maxent performance does not significantly improve when more than 10 000 cells are used (S. Phillips, personal communication), while 100 sets were selected to sample widely from the complete set of cells.

To truly test the performance of a putative DNA barcode, it will be essential to sample widely scattered populations for each species to assess the hypothesis that a locally defined reference of DNA barcodes does characterize a species throughout its distributional range.

It is necessary to sample widely to capture this diversity.

We also attempted to sample widely within a given clade, both in terms of geographic provinces and known phylogenetic relationships, in order to avoid sampling a geologically young sub-clade.

Selected Translations (2013) sampled widely from that body of work.

"Graduation" was an ambitious marriage of pop rap and high art, sampling widely from sources as diverse as krautrock and French house music, with cover art by Takashi Murakami.

The data are limited in geographical coverage, with samples widely scattered throughout Amazonia from the base of the Andes in Peru to the Guianan coast and eastern Brazil.

Our analyses suggest that spatial patterns in species richness can be described by sampling widely distributed species alone.

Although a history major, he sampled widely in the social sciences and did poorly in political science and economics while achieving some of his best grades (the equivalent of a B+) in philosophy and anthropology.