Sentence examples for samples defined by from inspiring English sources
Both migrant group samples were divided into samples defined by visible minority status and mother tongue.
Thus, for each phase, we treat the samples defined by IMM (hereafter, the "IMM samples") as randomly assigned samples of those included on the phase's selection date.
By taking a continuous-time periodic sinc sampling kernel with bandwidth greater than or equal to the rate of innovation given by (1), and sampling at uniform locations = where = and then the samples defined by = sufficiently represent [12].
Self-assembled Si-based nanostructures are of particular interest because self-assembly provides a possible way to realize nanostructures without process-induced damages, which are frequently observed in the samples defined by electron (e -beam lithography or re -beam ion etching (RIE) [2, 3].
Five samples defined by COBRA as methylated and five samples defined by COBRA as unmethylated were analysed by bisulphite sequencing of 33 CpG islands for quality control.
We correlated gene expression according to the samples defined by the strength of estrogen response.
The algorithm proceeds in such a way as the statistics become insignificant for the entirety of sub-samples defined by any significant break.
In doing so, the ICSS helps depict any significant break, by applying the new statistic to examine the break for each of the two sub-samples (defined by the break).
Due to designed shape of channel are both ends of processed sample defined by higher imposed strain and only negligible shape changes.
The Shannon sampling, defined by the transform of the periodically repeated autocorrelation of the object, is related to Bragg scattering from an equivalent crystal, and shown to be consistent with the sampling of Young's fringes established by scattering from extreme points in the object.
The further analysis shows negative sample defined by this way is reasonable and helpful for the model training (shown in Support Information Sections 2– 4).
