Sentence examples for sampling taken from from inspiring English sources
In fact, national figures often cited from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Web site are an estimate, projected from a sampling taken from hospital emergency departments.
Random sampling taken from a regional and small sample within an endogamous subpopulation, will be relevant only for that specific subpopulation as might have been the case in the Macaulay et.al[7]sample, and cannot necessarily be extrapolated to the population as a whole.
The first sampling, taken from cells infected for 4 hours, showed an average copy number of 32 × 103 (Fig. 1A) and represents the initial inoculum level.
The ideal method, from a methodological viewpoint, for taking a sample of that population would be through simple random sampling taken from the population census; however, this would not be viable, economically speaking.
In an Internet‐based survey, we found a generally very high level of satisfaction with the visits to the clinic including access to acute help, level of information, appreciation from the personal at the clinic, and the sampling taken from the child (Table 3).
He was positively identified using DNA samples taken from parents.
He was identified using DNA samples taken from parents.
The samples will then be compared against the samples taken from the volunteer Argentinian families.
Here is a sample, taken from Mark Bittman's blog, Bitten, and from nytimes.com/dining.
The network of tall towers has drastically improved on air samples taken from small airplanes.
Add some synth samples taken from Home DJ '96 and we're away!
