Noisy data requires sufficient sampling to produce evidence.
Amperometric microelectrode arrays (MEAs) interrogate the concentration at multiple positions simultaneously and with sufficient sampling rates, thus being able to capture fast transient gradients.
These measurements were of sufficient sampling frequency and duration to extract usable spatial and temporal frequency information on the medium to large-scale flow-field and heat-release characteristics of the flame.
Furthermore, using AXS and elastic constant measured by nanoindentation (ENIP) to calculate X-ray stress, the stress deviation from that by laser curvature method could be substantially reduced even down to 3% with sufficient sampling points.
In this case, for example, we did not have sufficient sampling numbers to be able to generalize to individual geographical units within the countries, but this is common when working at the national scale using landline surveys.
The U.S. Forest Service (USFS) Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) database is introduced as an available reference dataset of sufficient sampling intensity to take full advantage of these assessments and facilitate their prompt application after modeled datasets are developed.
Marked recount survey methods with sufficient sampling effort hold promise for detecting population declines.
Tracer software was used to verify convergence to a stationary distribution and sufficient sampling.
Therefore, unlike the previous study, CPORT can achieve sufficient sampling for enzyme complexes in nearly all cases.
We sought phylogenetic hypotheses based on molecular data, which had sufficient sampling to allow the identification of the node where transition to myrmecochory occurred.
Rarer forms of aneuploidy, such as partial trisomy and monosomy, should in principle be detected using such approach provided that there is sufficient sampling.
