The phrase "a large scale sample of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research, surveys, or studies that involve a significant number of participants or data points.
Example: "The researchers conducted a large scale sample of the population to gather accurate data on consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a broad sample of" or "an extensive sample of".
A large scale sampling of B. tabaci was conducted from June 2009 to March 2010 to cover 14 provinces and 2 municipalities (hereon provinces) in east, central, south and southwest of China mainland (Fig. 1).
Problems encountered in epidemiologic health research in older adults with intellectual disabilities (ID) are how to recruit a large-scale sample of participants and how to measure a range of health variables in such a group.
This paper describes research on methods that combine clinical values with a large-scale sample of self-reported questions.
This registry involves a large-scale sample of monozygotic and dizygotic twin pairs who served in the military during the Vietnam era.
This study has noteworthy strengths, including the analysis of survey data that were collected from a large-scale sample of GHS and VHS students.
The profiling is based on a cluster analysis of conceptions of learning and teaching, as measured with a validated and reliable questionnaire, in a large-scale sample of teachers.
17– 18 In a large-scale sample of Chinese and Caucasian subjects, Zhao et al 17 found that there is a positive correlation between fat mass and bone mass in both sexes, when results are not corrected for the mechanical loading effect of body weight.
The results show that a round-pie sample with a 20 cm thickness and a 100 cm diameter was effective as a large-scale sample on evaluating the effect of loading on surface strain.
A large-scale sampling of aDNA from other European populations would thus provide valuable insights into the phylogeography of European red deer.
Therefore, until we have a large-scale sampling of non-coding functional elements in the human genome that we can use to infer function of other non-coding elements, a practical solution might consist of utilizing the classical GO analysis approach, applying the proposed correction, and analyzing differences and commonalities in the results.
