Sentence examples for the chance of sampling from inspiring English sources
However, the profession distribution in the group of respondents closely reflects a typical staff constitution in a general ICU in the Netherlands, which reduces the chance of sampling bias.
After seeing a dream move to Arsenal in 2003 scuppered because of financial issues, Modise had the chance of sampling the game in Europe four years later when she signed a two-year deal with Danish side Fortuna Hjorring.
The time between successive stimuli was jittered to increase the chance of sampling the peak of hemodynamic response.
Below 1/ r, the chance of sampling a gene is low, and so the p.d.f cannot be estimated accurately.
Enhanced imaging of broad areas of oral mucosa should enable clinicians to determine optimal sites for pinpoint probe interrogation and/or biopsy, reducing the chance of sampling error.
The present result shows that using the 60 SNP loci, the chance of sampling identical genotypes from a random mating population would be 1 out 100 000.
Even better, the restaurant seats 140, so the chances of sampling Blumenthal's legendarily eccentric take on classic British dishes should be relatively high.
The iterative approach selectively improves the chances of sampling from rare subpopulations.
The lower clonality observed in the treated group can be explained by the presence of thousands of BaP-induced mutations that are reducing the chance of randomly sampling spontaneous mutations that were clonally expanded during mouse development.
The SSA method is computationally inefficient for generating samples between two measurements when the total number of possible states is high (as in the case of the biochemical reactions), because the chance of a sampled trajectory matching the end state is typically small and consequently most of the samples will likely be rejected.
This is likely to have resulted in a reduced chance of sampling rarer genotypes and alleles, and exacerbated the effect of lower quality samples on clustering.
