Sentence examples for splits of samples from inspiring English sources

The splits of samples of different tunneling layer structures for comparative study are labeled in Table 1.

The splitting of samples plays an important role in evaluation of an ANN performance.

This complete process was repeated three times for three different random splits of the sample, thus enabling an assessment for the stability of the process, in order to minimize the risk of coincidental results.

The patients were then put into either the "low" or "high" Core MYC signature expression groups based upon a 50/50 split of the samples.

Finally, prior reports relied upon splitting of the samples into two equal halves.

For this analysis, the design was taken as a split-split plot, the second split reflecting the pairs of samples (unstored and stored) having derived from the same split-plot.

To evaluate the impact of kerogen destruction on the leaching results, we compare the leachates of post-pyrolysis samples to leachates from splits of the same sample that did not undergo pyrolysis.

Splitting tensile strength of samples containing 10 and 15 % RHA is comparable with that of the sample containing 10 % SF, irrespective of ages.

The input audio of length seconds is split into frames of samples with an overlap of 0.57, resulting in a final envelope frame rate of 100 fps (frames per second).

The previously published procedure for statistical significance testing of the signatures of Protocol I (see Materials and Methods section) eventually tests for only one source of non-reproducible signal: "bad" split of the sample data (and also conducts a sensitivity analysis on the training sample size).

Theoretical results showed that the scalar-weighted rank statistics considered are unbiased and that their asymptotic variance is not affected by the splitting of the sample in m groups when optimal scalar weights are used, but is there a measurable loss on finite samples?