Sentence examples for samples by selecting from inspiring English sources
The first technique is empirical and it focuses on data samples by selecting specific fields and subsets of records using structured query language (SQL).
In this study, we attempt to propose a new super parametric convex model by giving the mathematical definition, in which an effective minimum volume method is constructed to give a reasonable enveloping of limited experimental samples by selecting a proper super parameter.
To test for significance, we generated bootstrap samples by selecting for each step a random window from the corresponding binned electrophysiological trace.
We validated 17 of these probes using SEQUENOM EpiTYPER chemistry on both primary and xenograft samples by selecting from our LIMMA analysis, those also associated with changes in gene expression (Additional file 6: Figure S2).
In ECEC and schools, children are sampled by selecting institutions and classes.
This approach was used to simulate a spatially biased sample by selecting stems based on their proximity to random points around the boundary of the stand.
I relied on the principles of theoretical sampling by selecting prototypical organizations in which the phenomenon of interest could best be observed (Eisenhardt 1989).
In each bootstrap instance, we created a bootstrap sample by selecting 142 observations with replacement from the original data, which on average are composed of roughly 90 unique patients.
We enriched the study sample by selecting knees with or without medial joint space narrowing to increase the heterogeneity of BML size and BML change.
The study participants were recruited through simple random sampling by selecting every third patient who registered to see the health service provider on each consulting day during the study period excluding weekends and public holidays.
We attempted to capture journal diversity in the sample by selecting general and specialty journals with different degrees of influence, resulting from their impact factors in 2007, which oscillated between 1.337 (MC) and 9.723 (BMJ).
