Sentence examples for samples number from inspiring English sources

Cumulative species-effort curves confirmed that the level of sampling effort per sample and permuted cumulative species counts over samples (number of permutations 999) were sufficient for all studied vent habitats (Figure 3a), but not for the bare basalt habitats (Figure 3b).

Microarray data has significant potential in clinical medicine, which always owns a large quantity of genes relative to the samples' number.

This session will discuss issues related to "convenience samples," number of subjects included in research studies, and the population required to obtain a large enough sample of children with low-incidence disabilities.

Number 1 positive samples; number 2 negative control; number 3 DNA size ladder 100 bp (Fermentas).

The top row numbers were same with the samples number in Table 1.

(2)  Stable performance when long testing series is needed  Keeping the training samples' number unchanged, with the increase of the testing samples' number, the SCCS approach consistently maintains a stable fitting performance.

In Fig. 2, with the increase of the testing samples' number, prediction errors are tended to increase.

Since this issue is not the focus of this work, an appropriate samples' number is chosen to obtain general results.

The district-level wild ruminant density and body weight group variables were removed from the model due to collinearity (Spearman coefficient ρS > 0.5; p < 0.05).> -wrap-foot> number of SBV seropositive samples / number of tested samples; seroprevalence adjusted for forest district population weights; confidence interval calculated by Wald test; 4p < 0.05 was considered significant; odds ratio.

The size of the data is defined by (i) number of hydrophones (traces)   (ii) duration and frequency sampling of the recording (number of samples ).  . number of hydrophones (traces).

Logistic regression was used, with the dependent variable (outcome) being the presence or absence of Salmonella in the samples from the flock, modelled with the events/trials syntax (i.e. number of Salmonella-positive samples/number of samples).