Sentence examples for weak sampling from inspiring English sources

Systematic reviews have noted limitations including the very small number of studies, particularly in low and middle-income countries which is where the vast majority of forcibly displaced populations live, weak sampling designs, limited statistical analysis and limited use of validated instruments to assess hazardous alcohol use (Weaver and Roberts, 2010; Ezard, 2012).

Unless its strong grouping with Actinobacteria on 16S rRNA trees [ 50] which showed Posibacteria as holophyletic, but with weak sampling of outgroups rather than low-GC Gram-positives, is a base composition artefact, it indicates that Actinobacteria evolved their high-GC genomes before losing endospores and thus confirms that they evolved from ancestors with the endobacterial phenotype.

Magnetically weak samples yielded either an aberrant direction or a direction that progressively approaches the characteristic direction but fails to achieve a stable end point.

Our study, like many others, had a weak sample size.

In absorption experiments, one must detect the change in incident laser intensity resulting from (typically weak) sample absorption.

The problem of saturation is completely remedied in Fig. 6 (bottom) where we observe that the AIM image not only avoids saturation in the strong sample regions but does so without sacrificing SNR in the weak sample regions.

It is probably more prudent, however, to interpret them as theoretical maximum correlations given such weak samples and unreliable test instruments: "elevated idealized correlations rather than actual correlations" (Sternberg et al., 2001, p. 10).

Two different gels of 1 can be produced from toluene depending on sample preparation and show different morphologies, rheology and XRPD patterns matching the crystal structures of either form A or form B. Cooling of a hot toluene solution of 1 results in the formation of a weak sample-spanning gel, which was shown to have a structure matching that of 1 form A.

In order to reduce phototoxicity in a conventional scanning fluorescence system, the only recourse is to reduce overall illumination power, the obvious cost of which is reduced SNR in regions of weak sample strength despite low risk of phototoxicity in these areas.

By utilizing AE monitoring during our UCS testing, we observe that fewer events occur during uniaxial compression in weaker samples than those with higher strength (Figure 10), indicating that there are far more pre-existing cracks in the weaker samples (Hardy [1981]; Eberhardt et al. [1998]; Nicksiar and Martin [2012]).

This effect is most pronounced for the weakest samples, which are consistently the extracts from horse, as the leaner of the two meat species.