Sentence examples for sampling costs from inspiring English sources

The two main and contradicting criteria guiding sampling design are accuracy of estimators and sampling costs.

This would require additional training for field crews, increase the time spent on each plot, and raise sampling costs.

Further, soil contaminants show a large degree of spatial variation which increases the burden on sampling costs.

Monitoring natural resources in Alaskan national parks is challenging because of their remoteness, limited accessibility, and high sampling costs.

Given a sample size, an optimal spatial resolution should be cost-efficient in both sampling costs and map accuracy.

The global operations, the weight normalization and the resampling, indeed cost over 99% execution time while the sampling costs extremely little.

Step and linear sampling cost functions were considered.

150 is the annual sampling cost (as of January 2001) and considers both labor and analysis costs [K$/yr].

In the proposed model, the objective function is the total M&V project cost, which consists of M&V sampling cost, modelling cost, and overhead cost.

Consequently, the minimum value of the total expected loss also corresponded with the maximum return to water including sampling cost.

A nested sampling design was used to minimize random effects relative to sampling cost, and theoretically shown to be optimal or near optimal.