Sentence examples for samples and many from inspiring English sources

Over the genre's 30-plus years, it has evolved to include heavy uses of game audio samples and many forms of music that evoke a sense of retro game sounds.

In the first half of the 20th century, most survey organizations used quota samples, and many still do, though the shift to telephone surveys made random sampling much more common through the use of random-digit dialing, in which a computer is programmed to dial randomly selected numbers (every nth from the available universe of telephone numbers).

So, semi-supervised discriminant analysis has attracted much attention in recent years, where both few labeled samples and many unlabeled samples are utilized during learning process.

Combining SSL and AL gives a robust segmentation method that: (1) optimally uses few labeled samples and many unlabeled samples; and (2) requires lower training time.

Anti-microbial activity is frequently tested as it is common in propolis samples and many methods have been employed, with varying degrees of success.

I started undergraduate research in microbiology when molecular techniques were first being applied directly to environmental samples and many new discoveries were being made.

Figure 4b shows the low-magnification view of the bent sample, and many cracks can be found.

Among prospective studies, less than half used unbiased approaches to sampling and many did not provide enough detail to assess the sampling design used.

"I think we are fundamentally unprepared for that, in terms of infrastructure, and if we really had unlimited resources, I would like to see some kind of observation program in places like the Gulf of Maine, with much more extensive sampling and many more variables".

There are many possible reasons for this, including relative lack of power to detect effects in the US-based sample and many possible differences in national culture in the two countries.

Sanger sequencing would require amplification of at least 60 different fragments per sample, and many reactions would require optimization, thus adding considerable time and expense.