Sentence examples for the sampling adopted from inspiring English sources

As this method deals with simulations of the limit state function, the bigger the sampling adopted, the more accurate will be the description of spaces and the probability of failure achieved.

The samples adopted had been assessed by the IELTS examiners and the scores of 4.5 and 6.5 were given to the letter and essay writing tasks, respectively.

The further treatments of the samples adopted the same procedures for the samples of healthy people.

The sample adopts the same mix proportion as the mortar samples, but fine aggregates were excluded (w/cm = 0.45, HRWRA = 0.6% and VMA = 0.1%).

Rietveld refinement shows that the sample adopts the K2NiF4-type structure, space group I4/mmm (a = 3.7694(2) and c = 12.8248 5) Ǻ, Z = 2).

The sampling strategy follows the idea of theoretical sampling adopted from the grounded theory methodology [ 18].

The physicochemical characteristics of the sediment sample adopted were as follows: pH, 3.98; total organic carbon, 2.26% by the Walkley-Black method (Environment Agency 2009); and mineral Fe, 2.36 g kg−1 by SIA-spectrophotometric method (Oladosu et al. 2016).

With the test sample adopted in this study, the "semirigid" nature of hybrid gels becomes apparent when simple relaxation models are chosen to fit experimental data.

The LIF results have been confirmed by the quantitative evaluation of the IgG in the same samples adopting the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) as validation technique and a very good agreement has been obtained.

The studies of photocatalytic activities for other samples adopted the same measurement process.

The sampling design adopted (two sites on the Mekong River displaying relatively undisturbed flow and three sites in the 3S displaying a gradient in flow perturbation) allows us to focus on the effect of flow alteration on local fish assemblage compositions.