Sentence examples for samples of the potential from inspiring English sources

Samples of the potential sediment sources were collected in badland areas developed on various substrates (i.e. molasse, marly limestones, black marls and gypsum) in the Galabre 20 km2-catchment located in the French Southern Alps.

The past visions of the future presented in Dunn's report are just a small sample of the potential futures our cities may hold.

To ensure adequate coverage and sampling of the potential content, we developed a "blueprint".

In the case of discrete measurments the mapping becomes where ℳ represents the sampling of the potential Uscalp at a set of detectors.

Using baseline scores from both groups to match participants would have improved comparability, though this would have required substantial over-sampling of the potential control group to identify a subgroup whose baseline scores closely matched those of the intervention group.

Inferences regarding introduction scenarios are only as robust as the sampling of the potential source populations (Dlugosch and Parker 2008), however, and our dataset is not extensive enough to rule out that unsampled source populations rather than admixture of our observed native populations have produced the current invasions.

It is also necessary to evaluate if fresh samples produce different results than frozen samples (because of the potential problem of evaporation of plasma water during cold storage and thawing).

However, although DKK3 and ITIH5 are highly specific in healthy and benign control samples, sensitivity of the potential biomarkers is limited.

The results need to be interpreted very cautiously as this was a hypothesis-setting study with a relatively small sample, none of the potential effect modifications reached statistical significance, and the effects were in the direction opposite to our hypothesis.

Exclusion of these samples resulted in the inclusion of only a limited number of pharyngeal samples with the potential of a biased population.

The selection of single infection samples is, we believe, a significant improvement on the use of unselected samples, wherein the potential impact of such masking is likely to be far higher.