Sentence examples for samples we could from inspiring English sources

By comparing the degree of polymerisation of protected, unprotected and unexposed samples we could determine the relative contribution of PM deposition on the increase of the degradation rate.

From the Raman images of all investigated samples we could observe giant enhancements of the G band for samples with twisting angles between 9° and 17°, in agreement with previous Raman studies of TBGs.

Due to the limited volume of blood samples, we could not measure other biomarkers, including natriuretic peptides, high-sensitive cardiac troponins, interleukin-6, which are known to be strong prognosticators in septic patients.

This means that using nested array structure, with sparse samples, we could obtain the degrees of freedom as 2 [ ( N 1 + 1 ) N 2 - 1 ] + 1 = 2 ( N 1 + 1 ) N 2 - 1 (7).

Comparing the FTIR spectra of the as-made WO3-DDA with calcined WO3-DDA samples, we could see that peaks due to C-H vibration diminished completely for the calcined samples.

Bouzebda et al. (2011) develop mathematical results for the m-sample empirical copula process, but while their results could lead to tests of equality for m samples, we could not locate a numerical implementation of such tests nor any results showing their finite sample properties.

3 In fact, due to the difficulties to search for the precise value in our toolchain for big samples, we could only determine that the pWCMC was not upperbounded with 1,000,000 runs, but it was with 10,000,000 runs.

To the purpose of sampling, we could indicate as more appropriate those rejection-based methods, such as the uniform sampling, that do not over-represent high degree nodes.

Yet, in this sample we could isolate and analyze those who did not work last year and look at their employment status in the present.

When as few as 100 cells were present in the sample, we could readily recover and identify them by examination of just a few microscopic fields (at 400-fold magnification) (Figure 4E).

In addition to simple classification of the isolates into R5- and X4-samples, we could also provide a quantitative output with this approach.