Sentence examples for would be sampled from inspiring English sources
Distances close to the lens would be sampled at a much higher rate than far distances.
In the past, food safety officials at the agency determined which meat would be sampled and at what times.
David Bank, an analyst for RBC Capital Markets, predicted that Mr. Olbermann's new program would be sampled by viewers at first, but cautioned, "We'll see what happens after the first week or two".
Michael Jackson, Ms. Shields's onetime soul mate, was doubtless the most irresistible pop-cultural phenomenon to emerge from the '80s, and so it is logical that the singer's "Thriller" wardrobe would be sampled by fashion's early adopters even before his death in June.
Parents and scientists would observe the activity patterns of the kids, and their urine would be sampled for levels of pesticide metabolites.
In order to compare the data captured by inventories and censuses more directly, EAGB was recalculated for each inventory including only the trees that would be sampled during a census (DBH ≥ 60 cm).
The EPA said it would be sampling downstream locations to confirm that the release has passed and poses no additional concerns for aquatic life or water users over the coming days, though it expects a batch of results on Friday.
The second means of acquisition would be sampling a statistically significant percentage of the population, similar to an online data-collection portal, whereby information would be uploaded on a voluntary basis.
In selecting samples, we also attempted to ensure there would be samples from both male and female fetuses, and samples that had the neonatal morbidities of interest.
Most informative in this respect would be samples where all weather parameters were as similar as possible, whereas the difference in developmental stage would be as large as possible.
The ASPCA Poison Control Center tells veterinary publication dvm360 the story of a one year-old Australian Shepherd that as rushed to a veterinary clinic after her owner discovered she'd been sampling, of all things, batteries.
