sampling period
collocation in Englishmeaningsofsampleandperiod
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sample
noun[C]
uk/ˈsɑːm.pəl/us/ˈsæm.pəl/
a small amount of something that shows you what the rest is or should ...
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period
noun[C]
uk/ˈpɪə.ri.əd/us/ˈpɪr.i.əd/
a length ...
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(Definition ofsampleandperiodfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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This does synchronized work during each control andsamplingperiod.
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There was no substantial rain during thesamplingperiod.
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Calibration signals were recorded prior to eachsamplingperiod.
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The same trees were sampled again in the secondsamplingperiod.
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The method assumes that the infection rate is approximately constant over thesamplingperiod.
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We used total progeny counts from the 6-daysamplingperiodin further analyses.
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Each record contained 2400 points with a 1-mssamplingperiod, including 50 pre-stimulus points.
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However, because the mechanism operated on a 2-hsamplingperiod, this was probably inconsequential.
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The three species hosted the parasitoid consistently throughout thesamplingperiod, and its distribution area.
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Data were pooled across days into four sampling points for eachsamplingperiod.
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Thesamplingperiodwill have to be sufficiently small for this assumption to be valid.
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Each plot shows position in relation to the mean position during thesamplingperiod.
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They represented 2- 21% of the overall population throughout thesamplingperiod.
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Some variation in the displacement of beetles was observed during thesamplingperiod.
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This proportion was used to estimate the number of scales that died during thatsamplingperiod.
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The later sample was to check for missed infections during the earlysamplingperiod.
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The system is dynamically implemented with a 1 mssamplingperiod.
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This represents, obviously, 1/70th (1.4 %) of all targets occurring in the real world during the one-weeksamplingperiod.
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As far as possible, we attempted to equalize the number of specimens by species taken during anysamplingperiod.
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In this case, each of the server nodes has information about both thesamplingperiodand the clients connected.
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All analyses were restricted to species encountered in at least 5% of the traps over the entiresamplingperiod.
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During the actualsamplingperiod, research staff repeatedly called the subjects to assess whether they were complying with the instructions.
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For each consecutivesamplingperiodthereafter, blocking effects were not significant and continuously weakened as treatment effects strengthened.
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