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Another factor influencing the quality of digital sound is the sampling rate ie, the number of times per second a sound wave is sampled to create a digital approximation of its analogue profile.

In this case, a single member from each family was randomly sampled to create a single bootstrap sample, from which D' was computed.

From this file, 10, 20, 40, 80, and 160 million alignments were randomly sampled to create a series of BAM files that increase in alignment size exponentially.

This was then sampled to create a smaller matrix used for this case study by including each row/column with probability of 1.1 and removing any empty rows/columns.

For every marker within each simulated replicate, in each of the pre-selection and post-selection populations, 100 individuals (200 gametes) were sampled to create a simulated set of individuals for genotyping, and then 50 binomial samples were drawn from those individuals to approximate pooled sequencing to 50X coverage.

A lineage experienced the survival assay at 45°C, followed by sampling to create a dilution series on host lawns.

The tool erases the outlined object, then samples the surrounding area for color, pattern and texture and blends the samples to create a digital patch.

The police are in charge of the process and will use the samples to create a database to match DNA from the dead with those of living family members, Professor Li said.

Hence building up a computational model involves mining the healthy control samples to create a suitable reference KB and designing an algorithm for estimating the deviation in case of unhealthy samples.

In the first, MNL models are estimated by sex for each year on the immigrant sample, and the estimates are then applied to the interprovincial migrant sample to create a counterfactual set of location outcomes.

The discriminative information is extracted from the source by maximizing the similarity (reducing the variance) of infra-class samples while minimizing the similarities (maximizing the variance) of inter-class samples to create a more discriminative space.