Sentence examples for substantially lower sampling from inspiring English sources

Relative to conventional community graph centrality methods for vertex selection, we demonstrate a substantially lower sampling (network) cost and higher data dissemination rate, on actual Facebook and Internet topology data.

However, reproducibility was substantially lower in samples collected in the first trimester.

The depths and diameters of the corroding sites, revealed by removing their caps with ultrasonication were substantially lower for the samples produced with superimposed bias.

Complex II+III electron transfer activity was abolished in SDH and substantially lower in VHL samples than in NF1 and RET tumors (Fig. 3C).

This was substantially lower than our sample size.

Interestingly, the average percent heterozygosity observed was substantially lower in the samples of wild Solanum species examined compared to modern cultivated potato clones.

For both cohorts, the ICC was substantially lower when one sample was donated in the winter and the other one in the summer months (ICC = 0.47, 95% CI = 0.29 to 0.61 for NSMSC, n = 92; ICC = 0.66, 95% CI = 0.50 to 0.77 for the NYUWHS, n = 68).

Therefore, we used the QToF, scanning between m/ z 100 and 900, to detect ladderane PC lipids in sediment samples which contain substantially lower amounts than biofilm samples.

Grade 1 and a subset of grade 2 HD samples possessed Z.K values that were comparable to those of unaffected individuals; however, a majority of grade 2 samples and grade 3 samples possessed Z.K values that were substantially lower than all other samples.

Application of the C-index or D measure to case-cohort data, without any modification for the sampling design, results in biased estimates of concordance when compared to those using the full cohort data set, estimated discrimination being substantially lower at small subcohort sampling fractions where the proportion of events is higher.

In a large Norwegian study, general self-efficacy in a sample of 18-year old adolescents (Mean GSE = 24.3) was substantially lower than in a sample of adult smokers who were about 40 years of age (Mean GSE = 29.6) [ 26].