Sentence examples for sampling refer to from inspiring English sources

About sylvestris accession sampling, refer to Material and Methods described in [ 12].

Traditional acceptance sampling refers to Eq. (1), the probability of type 1 error, as α.

Here, sampling refers to the identification of peptides that map to either one of the two protein variants that are associated with an AS event.

The term population, as used here in the sense of sampling, refers to groups of individuals that were clearly delimited spatially in the field.

All indicated concentrations of PCNA samples refer to protomer concentrations.

Two samples refer to the spectral ratios in a local specific region and a large region.

Note: Low-complexity samples refer to a purified protein or a protein complex of no more than 50 subunits.

In this study, all the samples refer to those that have been furnace-annealed at 1,100°C for 1 h in nitrogen.

This correlation is remarkable since the satellite samples refer to a certain local time, while the ground based AE-index represents a longitudinal average from auroral magnetic variations.

As a result, OFDM modulated WLAN signals have the well-known PAPR problem [27], where the energy (envelope) changes per-sample (refer to Figure 6b).

The identified entities in the sample refer to how Gomès imagines the construct of a New Caledonian democracy: as a shared reality.