Sentence examples for smaller samplings from inspiring English sources

We reasoned that because a similar amount of DNA was extracted and homogeneously mixed from each tissue sample, that larger or smaller samplings from a uniform population would retain the representative mutational diversity of the original sample.

Some 31,000 plantings and a 27,000-gallon pond lure dragon flies and hummingbirds, while a curving stone wall harbors smaller samplings of urban wildlife.

Together with the strong correlations presented in Figure 2, this suggests that equal proportions of the major taxonomic groups can be captured in smaller samplings, as for only 20% of the maximum number of reads in this case.

The coverage of the C/D-V4-0.1 samplisgstillstill quite high, with over 150 extra reads per new phylotype discovery (>99.3% coverage), which again suggests that the substantial majority of the diversity can be captured by smaller samplings of this size (∼40,000 reads).

Smaller samplings followed early this month.

In this approximation, the error is proportional with the sampling interval (a smaller sampling period will give a smaller approximation error).

The lower layer LEMPC uses a shorter prediction horizon and smaller sampling period than the upper layer LEMPC and involves explicit performance-based constraints computed by the upper layer LEMPC.

The collected samples thus form a bigger window of samples s (k), s (k - 1),.....,s (k - N + 1), taken at consecutive smaller sampling time windows.

The reason for this reduction can be explained intuitively since, by sampling using four robots, instead of one, not only does the number of samples collected by each robot gets reduced, but so does the navigation time as well because of the smaller sampling area allocated to each robot.

Thus, we focus on the HCG and HCGO data sets and on the large data sets with smaller sampling errors.

This will lead to a smaller sampling time per day and – if the block size is large – to a more dominant effect of autocorrelation.