Sentence examples for samples by reducing the from inspiring English sources

Analysis of phase selection allows prediction of the appropriate processing conditions to optimize the magnetic properties of the as-solidified Nd Fe B samples by reducing the amount of α-Fe that forms during solidification.

Observing that the group sparsity also implies a low rank structure, we reformulate the problem using matrix decomposition, which can handle large scale training samples by reducing the memory requirement at each iteration from O k2) to O(k) where k is the number of samples.

For this purpose, we start reducing the signal samples by reducing the signal duration from 1 to 0.1 seconds and observing the error caused in the source estimation.

Also, we succeeded in combining and comparing WGBS samples by reducing the effects of read heterogeneity on methylation detection.

Comminution essentially increases the number of particles sampled by reducing the size of items sampled per unit volume or unit mass.

By increasing the sample concentration (by reducing the sample spot size), creating reference spectra for different cell densities, and immunoaffinity enrichment of bacteria, it was possible to detect as few as 10 to 100 bacterial cells after a blood culture time of only 4 h [20].

Reverse osmosis was a practical process for desalination of pretreated produced water samples tested (by reducing the TDS more than 96%) except for the high-TDS produced water.

From a total of 12,366 observations, we accounted for sampling biases by reducing the number of points to spatially unique samples - defined according to the georeferences associated with the specific localities of the specimens.

First, some of the N e estimators were selected because they are expected to perform better under smaller sample sizes by reducing the upward bias when the true N e is greater than the sample size (Jorde and Ryman 2007; Waples and Do 2008).

The option enforcing non-adjacency potentially increases sampling efficiency by reducing the effect of spatial autocorrelation.

Resource heterogeneity may, for example, lower sampling effects by reducing the impact of a dominant species on ecosystem functioning when the presence of several resources leads to a reduction in competition.