The phrase 'sampling differences' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "We must take into account the sampling differences between the two studies when making our analysis."
Recent studies on the prevalence of lymphedema and associated factors in specific populations show varying results [ 8, 9, 15, 16] possibly owing to differing diagnostic methods for detection of lymphedema and to sampling differences.
This may be due to sampling differences or to greater risk perceptions towards new harvest designs in Tasmania.
However, the combination of data retrieved from multiple orbiting platforms is hampered by several factors such as differences in spatial and/or temporal sampling, differences in sensor characteristics (e.g. spectral coverage or viewing geometry), limited calibration stability, characteristic biases among instruments, record continuity, or differences in retrieval algorithms.
These differences may be explained by sampling differences (both in terms of sampling techniques or collection sites), or by differences in the population between different years.
This suggests that other factors such as non-representative population sampling, differences in effective population size or an ascertainment bias in SNP discovery may have contributed to the findings in the current study.
However, medial temporal lobe fMRI results in mild cognitive impairment (MCI) have been equivocal, with some studies demonstrating increased activation [13], [14] and others decreased activation [9], [14], [15], [16] possibly due to sampling differences.
Although the precise direction of the effect whether it emerged more strongly as antagonism toward ET or support for IDT differed across studies, this was likely due to sampling differences.
To explore the effect of sampling differences between the two species, we generated 10,000 pseudo-random samples of two individuals from each of our six A. lyrata populations, thereby mimicking the A. thaliana sampling strategy of Nordborg et al. [79].
We were not able to obtain both IS and BAL samples from the same subject to determine the extent of sampling differences between these two types of tissues, nor were we able to obtain two separate samples within a small window of time (hours or days) from any one subject to examine potential geographic sampling bias effects.
The differences observed may be due to sampling differences.
This discrepancy may result from sampling differences between the two studies.
