Sentence examples for samples typical of from inspiring English sources

The particular design consists of four saddle coils, stacked vertically, in order to produce an array suitable for imaging samples, typical of many microimaging studies, with a large length:diameter ratio.

The method deals with samples typical of aircraft structures for which access is limited to one surface and a crack is hidden within the first substrate layer beneath the surface layer.

ωAPD p) estimates the local sampling sparsity of the scanned surface at p. High values of ωAPD characterize those points having a neighbourhood sparsely sampled, typical of corner and edge points and regions scanned with low incident angle, which are likely located in the overlapping area of the models.

But that post, based on a longer article in the journal Electoral Studies, was quickly and roundly criticized for relying on data from an online survey in which respondents chose to participate, rather than a random sampling typical of scientific polls.

We conducted a global patient survey using an innovative, internet-based methodology to gain insight into patient perceptions of COPD and exacerbations in a real-world sample typical of today's working-age COPD population.

The pulsed beam excites the phase-change material (here a Si/ZnS-SiO2 310 Si/ZnS-SiO2 31020 nm)/Ge2Sb2Te5(30 nm) sample typical of that used in optical storage discs) while the probe beam measures the reflectivity.

A 250 patient stratified sample typical of West of Scotland cancer patients (Meredith et al, 1996) and a more heterogeneous study of 2331 patients (Jenkins et al, 2001) showed the vast majority of British cancer patients want to know the diagnosis and specific details about treatment and prognosis.

It should also be noted that the mean length of contact with services of our sample – typical users of secondary mental health services – was nearly fifteen years.

One recent sample contained a moderate number of fibre-like particles, but all other samples were typical of fine-grained ash (blocky, angular with electrostatic or chemical aggregation of finer particles on larger ones).

As reported in the literature, X-ray diffractograms of the wheat starch samples show typical of amorphous systems with sharp peaks centered at 2θ around 15° 18° 23° (Wang et al. 2011b; Zeng et al. 2011; Lionetto et al. 2005).

Based on available pedigree information, every attempt was made to ensure that samples were typical of the breeds and to limit relationships.