Sentence examples for samples the latter from inspiring English sources

With some of the samples, the latter pre-oxidation step was omitted.

For some samples, the latter treatment gives enhancement of mesoporosity but reduction of microporosity and vice versa comparing with only washed carbons due to different localization of water droplets in mesopores or micropores.

Two other characteristics of both single bands and zones of bands in high resolution images are that their thicknesses appear to be smaller and that their lateral boundaries are unexpectedly rough with respect to their appearance in outcrops and hand samples, the latter of which may play an important role in their lateral growth.

When comparing between GF and EF samples, the latter showed the higher TS and EAB than the former (p < 0.05).

Luminescence is observed only for dry samples, but never for wet samples, the latter being submerged in distilled water for several days before experiments while dry samples are kept in the desiccator.

Whilst the former identifies the probability of an outcome with the frequency of occurrence of that outcome in a sufficiently large number of samples, the latter reflects the degree of belief in a given outcome, quantified from an a-priori estimate which is progressively adjusted as long as new information is added.

The night I sampled the latter, the dense mousse was topped with a thin, unannounced layer of crème brûlée.

Particularly swirly-eyed are We've Got to Try and MAH, tracks that unite a crate-digger vocal sample (the latter from the 1976 film Network) and heady "acieeed" squelch.

We have compared the electrochemical parameters of our activated carbon nanofibres with those of activated carbon nanofibres coming from a commercial sample; the latter was activated by the same way as our sample.

This process could explain the dependence of electrical potential difference measured in ISEs on the concentration and type of both QAS and inorganic anions present in the sample (the latter known as "Hofmeister pattern" in potentiometry).

Randomization was intended to eliminate researcher bias and to get a representative sample; the latter, of course, cannot be guaranteed.