Sentence examples for sampling which can be from inspiring English sources

Kinetic modelling requires arterial sampling which can be obtained by taking continuous or discrete blood samples.

Analog approaches have the advantage of avoiding the sampling which can be very high in UWB regime.

The former task has been primarily limited by methodology and adequate sampling, which can be rectified.

In the study we used convenience sampling, which can be seen as a limitation.

Notably, rectal sampling remains an invasive procedure as compared to blood sampling, which can be performed more frequently.

From initial data, one may obtain accurate estimates for the true parameter PDF, e.g. by MCMC sampling, which can be approximated by unimodal normal PDFs, possibly multivariate.

This provides surrogate samples which can be used to derive the distribution of the Bayes factor.

The first variant aims to measure Fractional Anisotropy (FA) averaged over the whole sample which can be extracted from the DDCOSY results using a particular gradient orientation scheme.

The best results were obtained with the commercial as received sample, which can be explained by the small size of the Au particles (2 5 nm).

In both methods, a micro-amount of sample is placed into a microplate reader with a capacity for 96 samples, which can be analyzed in times ranging from 5 to 10 min.

The PMA-treated TN sample exhibits a lower CET of 1.22 nm along with a similar Jg of ∼1.4 × 10−5 ascomparedompared with the PMA-treated DN sample, which can be ascribed to the suppression of IL regrowth.