Sentence examples for sampling and hence from inspiring English sources

In this scenario the frequency of sampling and hence the comparison of data from these samplings and their associated costs are extremely important issues.

Also the boundaries of the offshore bioregions are based on minimal biological sampling and hence may be revised as more quantitative biological field data become available.

In contrast, conventional cross-validation and bootstrapping both involve random sampling and, hence, no 2 analyses will yield identical results.

However, these three horses had last been treated ≥37 weeks before sampling, and hence were included in the study.

For example, one limit of Gibbs sampling and hence BioProspector [ 10], is that different motifs are often obtained at each run.

This potentially allows glucose sensing neurons direct sampling and, hence, monitoring of glucose levels in the blood, brain, and cerebrospinal flid.

In contrast to a habitat-specific approach, the constant sampling size standardises sampling intensity and, hence, avoids sampling bias.

For simple random samples, sampling error (and hence the width of the "MOE") decreases at rate "root n" (e.g., doubling a poll's sample size produces a 141% reduction in the MOE).

The total transfer matrix relates vectors V on both sides of the sample and hence contains full information about the transmission and reflection coefficients.

The presence of spatial autocorrelation affects the information content of the sample and hence the precision of any estimator.

For many popular measures of risk such as coherent risk measures, the resulting risk-averse objective function is often nonsmooth and requires an enormous number of samples, and hence PDE solves, to accurately evaluate.