Sentence examples for specifics of sampling from inspiring English sources

The proportions of pine and spruce, as well as pine and birch showed strong negative correlation, although this could be partially attributed to specifics of sampling design.

The search unit characterizes how one or more units of observation can be retrieved from a specific source of sampling.

While this is undoubtedly due, at least in part, to differences in patient populations, the specifics of sample preparation and/or the expression platform (Agilent versus Affymetrix), another factor may have been experimental design.

Due to the practice of sampling huge amounts of plastics, no specific sample preparation is performed.

While 2099 and 1979 OTUs were specific of samples contaminated with oil, when oil concentration (Fig. 4A E) or time of exposition (Fig. 5A E) were evaluated, respectively, 797 (Fig. 4) and 858 (Fig. 5) OTUs were specific of non-contaminated samples.

These results suggest that the observed relation between environmental and genetic or morphological dissimilarities is consistent, and not the chance result of a specific set of sampling sites.

Due to the specifics of the sample collection protocol, paired normal samples (blood DNA) were not available for analysis.

This could be due to specifics of this sample (age, multimorbidity, various chronic diseases) or cultural differences between the American and the German samples.

Then, the general specifics of the sample are the coexistence of extended atomically flat terraces with abrupt height changes of several dozen nanometers (essentially step-bunching areas).

Instead it is usually necessary to restrict the analysis to one specific class of pollutant in one specific subgroup of samples.

An immediate application of the basic average of a specific inclusion of samples may yield normative data for a specific demographic.