Sentence examples for samples for most from inspiring English sources

However, that study focused on a relatively small sample of distinct European populations with a small number of samples for most populations.

For each species we obtained samples for most months of the year, which varied somewhat for the different colour patches (not all plumage patches were measured for all birds), resulting in 236 samples for the robin, 192 194 for the blue tit, 299 300 for the great tit and 130 131 for the blackbird.

Similar accumulation profiles were observed in both samples for most of the miRNAs identified.

Our studies showed good concordance between primary and metastatic samples for most of the markers studied.

Moreover, we did not repeat samples for most of the patients, and in particular for those with PE.

Good conservation of inter-tumor differences were observed between kryo-preserved and FFPE samples for most genes.

The excellent title poem, a deceptively casual sonnet, acts as something of a tissue sample for most of the book's concerns, from the mutations of cells to the disruption of the seasons, in a voice as mutable as the phenomena it describes, speaking sympathetically in the year 2004 to those who "feel small among the numbers.

Sampling for most herbicide treatments had been terminated by 253 DAT but sampling of triclopyr/picloram and terbuthylazine/hexazinone treatments continued until 361 DAT.

Twenty seven cases is a small sample for most quantitative research so this work needs to be considered qualitative, except for the fact that all the judicial decisions were consistent with the concluding opinions expressed in the writer's reports.

As an example, the content of activity-based sampling is more predictive (0.67) compared to the content of random users (0.65) for NARCOTICS when the lag 7. The results demonstrate that the performance of the activity-based sampling for most of the lags are higher than the random sampling.

However, the great majority (70%) of available species phylogenies for Neotropical freshwater teleosts employ comparative morphology alone, partly because species-level sampling for most taxa requires collections over large spatial (103 104 km) scales, and collections of whole specimens for morphological study are readily available for many taxa from natural history museums.