Sentence examples for samples and theoretical from inspiring English sources

Following the analysis of lunar samples and theoretical criticism of these hypotheses, lunar scientists came to the conclusion that none of them was satisfactory.

This paper presents an assessment of lunar resources, based on measured concentrations of elements in lunar samples and theoretical considerations.

Consistent with the principles of snowball sampling and theoretical saturation, appropriate sample size is determined.

Although different methods exist for both conformational sampling and theoretical determination of CCS values, the following protocol was used in this study.

A number of authors [ 18- 20] suggest drawing on the sampling techniques of primary qualitative research, including principles of theoretical sampling and theoretical saturation, when conducting a synthesis of qualitative literature.

In these cases the concept of theoretical sampling and theoretical saturation and the theory behind it seem to have been lost on the way and replaced with the less theoretically sustained terms of "purposive sampling" and "data saturation" or merely "saturation".

Twenty participants will be recruited from those allocated to the intervention group using purposive sampling initially and theoretical sampling later on (guided by data analysis) to ensure diversity of experiences.

The initial barrier for elementary events of fracture of the alloy (activation energy), coefficients of local overstresses in the samples, and the theoretical strength of the alloy has been found.

Experimental discrepancies may arise because of intrinsic differences between ferroelectric samples, and several theoretical models based on Landau theory overestimate the critical sizes [18].

Comparison of isotope distributions with unlabeled samples, and with theoretical natural isotope abundances, confirmed the presence of stable isotope labeling for 187 metabolites.

However, they all used variations on the pooled sampling strategy and theoretical studies suggest that the best way to avoid, or at least minimize, the problem of sampling in a structured population is to use only a single sample from each population (Städler et al. 2009; Chikhi et al. 2010).