Sentence examples for using the discriminate sampling from inspiring English sources
Households were selected using the discriminate sampling technique (Strauss and Corbin 1998), and interviews were conducted in Kiswahili with the head of the household as described by Masozera (2010).
Note that, when more than one discriminating line for Stage One have the same number of discriminating errors, we can choose any one of the lines; here we use the discriminating line corresponding to the lowest sample number.
Another problem is the presence of benign polymorphisms in several exons or in flanking intronic regions that can be detected by melting analyses, when compared to normal samples, but the difference curve cannot be used to discriminate samples from heterozygous individuals with such mutations or those carrying pathogenic mutations in the same exon.
Then, we clustered the genes gained in the previous step using the newly defined sample partitions (including all samples) to find the responsible gene subsets of high discriminating power.
A variety of gene expression analysis algorithms were used to discriminate samples based on gene expression signature.
Then, we put forward an algorithm of the discriminating kernel using the relationship of the discriminating and viability kernels.
Using the relationship of discriminating kernel and viability kernel, we proposed an algorithm of the discriminating kernel.
Bread crust samples were fully discriminated using the first three PLS axes, whereas based on the X-loadings plot (Fig. 9b), twenty protonated mass ions were significantly (p < 0.05) associated with flavour changes due to bread staling.
Positive samples could be clearly discriminated from negative samples using the modified internal LAMP oligonucleotides containing biotin and FITC.
Genetic profiles were evaluated using the spasequence-based typingmethodfor discriminating between isolates to evaluate the average linkage within samples.
There are bands which are specific of some accessions and can be used as markers to discriminate samples at interspecific level.
