Sentence examples for the effects of sampling from inspiring English sources

We reduced the effects of sampling errors with an extensive geographic sampling regime, including populations from all regions known to harbour this species.

We used a re-sampling approach to assess the effects of sampling variation on fold-change and P/A call consistency between redundant probe sets.

Numerical examples are adopted to illustrate the improved method, and the effects of sampling frequency and sampling duration are discussed.

We modeled the effects of sampling 1, 2, or 3 pups from each litter using the full-litter complement data.

We conducted a simulation study to evaluate the effects of sampling location errors on three catchability estimators (Leslie, Ricker, and Rago).

The results show that this simulation strategy is useful for analysing the effects of sampling errors, the changes in operation temperature, random errors and sensor drift.

The case studies presented also illustrate the effects of sampling bias and limitations related to discontinuity characterization using remote sensing techniques.

The effects of sampling needle sizes, sectional area of the T-section, solid concentration, and liquid viscosity on the performance of fluidic samplers were experimentally investigated.

The aim of the present paper is to identify the effects of sampling locations and loading waveforms on high-temperature low-cycle fatigue (HTLCF) and creep-fatigue life of a forged and precipitation hardened nickel-based GH4169 superalloy.

The comparison relies both on (1) available observed datasets and (2) Monte Carlo simulations in order to evaluate the effects of sampling variability and to analyze the possible influence of regional heterogeneities.

The effects of sampling disturbance on structured clays with initial states above the oedometric Intrinsic Compression Line (ICLoe) are investigated numerically by applying a modified form of the Ideal Sampling Approach (ISA) and an elasto-viscoplastic constitutive model.