Sentence examples for sensible sampling from inspiring English sources

Hydrodynamically-modelled epidemiological units are used to divide marine areas into sensible sampling units for detection surveys of waterborne diseases.

She added that with sensible sampling, conservationists could prioritise groups of species that are disappearing in the places most under threat.

9 The estimation sample includes both the employed and unemployed population, as it seems a more sensible sample on which to evaluate the determinants of unemployment misperceptions.

Neither does this set carry a helpful structure which would allow a sensible "equidistant" sampling.

The idea sounds sensible: gather samples from people with and without particular diseases and look for associations between those diseases and particular genetic mutations, in the form of SNPs.

In addition to naturally pooled samples, it is sometimes sensible to pool samples artificially simply to reduce cost.

NN is virtually not sensible to limited sampling of the classes to be discriminated because of the very limited number of parameters (namely, the choice of the distance function and the number of neighbours).

Instead, the lower curves are related to samples sensible to corrosion degradation (IV Load).

Instead, the lower curves are related at samples sensible to corrosion.

The question stands whether it is sensible to use this sampling plan by design, instead of regular Type-II right censoring.

A minimum interval of 12 months is reasonable for such sampling, and given seasonal differences, probably the most sensible interval for repeat, intensive, sampling of marked individuals.