Sentence examples for samples but rather from inspiring English sources

The interview data are not presented as statistically valid samples, but rather as a rigorous engagement with as wide a range of views as possible.

Each polyphase subnetwork of order Pt in transmission generates blocks of Pt samples, but rather than the number of CMs per block, we are interested in the number of CMs performed for each multi-carrier symbol.

N ss, (64) and N CM r = L g P r P r + P r log 2 P r + N. (65) Each polyphase subnetwork of order Pt in transmission generates blocks of Pt samples, but rather than the number of CMs per block, we are interested in the number of CMs performed for each multi-carrier symbol.

As we expected, the gene transcription data did not group by control and treatment samples, but rather by microarray.

We did not test all the possible primer combinations on all samples, but rather designed primers for taxonomic groups as needed.

There was little evidence for an IBD structure (i.e. a gradual decrease in Fij) throughout the general distribution of our samples, but rather an apparent clustering of similar genotypes within shores.

The 268 deaths examined by The Times were not chosen through a scientific or random sample, but rather were selected on the basis of which family members could be reached, and which names had been released by state officials.

Thus, the registered heat flow does not correctly relate to the properties of the sample, but rather to the properties of the heat-flux sensor, a situation which persists until all transition heat has been delivered.

Following this sampling method, we did not use statistical sampling but rather guided our sampling by the analysis performed after each interview in that new findings guided the choice of other clinicians and clinical situations that would confirm or reject a given theme.

First, participants were not selected by random sampling, but rather by responding to the invitation to participate in the JDPBRN.

This does not require a random sample but rather study participants who represent the whole range of exposure-relevant behaviours and activities in the area of interest.