Sentence examples for take one sample from inspiring English sources

For cross validation, we take one sample out, train the classifier on the remaining samples, classify the excluded sample and record the performance.

The internal Mega32 ADC was switched in software to take one sample after the other.

It can take one sample (0.6 L) at a time.

So if they run your cholesterol, they take one sample for the cholesterol.

Traditionally shoe manufacturers will take one sample size (10 for men and 8 for woman) and design that shoe for maximum performance, then have the manufacturer add or subtract a little material to make different sizes.

We take one sample from Table  5 to demonstrate this: sample G12 yielded 2.31 M, 2.35 M, 2.23 M, 2.14 M, and 2.14 M reads in lanes 1 to 5, respectively, despite the fact that the proportion of this library represented just 24.75%, 22.5%, 20%, 17.5%, and 12.5% of each lane, respectively.

Several of these limitations stem from the fact that the molecular binding is a stochastic process, which many of the conventional affinity biosensors attempt to characterize based on a single measurement of its equilibrium, that is, by taking one sample from the steady-state distribution of the binding process.

In the hospitality sector, we selected four restaurants > 100 m, four restaurants < 100 m, and four discotheques/pubs in each region, taking one sample in each venue.

For embryogenic calli, two sample types were taken: one sample was just composed of a fragment of the callus, and the other from a fragment of callus with a piece of leaf from a control plant.

From each colony, five 5 × 5 cm moss samples were taken, one sample in the centre and four samples 50 cm from the centre in four separate directions (similar to the dot pattern of number five on a dice, Fig.  2).

To analyze the biofilms with CLSM, we took one sample of each group out of the TSB and stained them with 5 μL of LIVE/DEAD Baclight viability stain (Molecular Probes Europe BV, Leiden, The Netherlands) containing SYTO 9 dye (fluorescent green) and propidium iodide (fluorescent red) to differentiate between living and dead bacteria, respectively [ 26].