The phrase "a massive sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large quantity of data or subjects in research or analysis.
Example: "The study was conducted using a massive sample of participants to ensure the results were statistically significant."
Alternatives: "a large sample" or "an extensive sample".
Thanks to an important new study that is based on a massive sample of individual income records obtained from the Social Security Administration, we now have some reliable answers.
It includes the views of a massive sample of top executives: More than 5,200 global C-suite managers such as CEOs, chief financial officers and chief marketing officers.
The ETH Zurich team scoured a massive sample of internet traffic between 2004 and 2012, finding more than 19 million unique active subnet addresses.
And, with so few people switching support during the course of an election, it takes a massive sample to record the quantities we observe.
Nevertheless, in common with the previous studies, it struggled with small event rates, despite a massive sample size, and further emphasises periods of use of stimulants in this population.
3. Health trends detected by harnessing the social web: This public feedback exists in real-time, large scale and enables ongoing observational studies by tapping into the health reports involving a massive sample size (Fig. 1).
A few years ago I was lucky enough to get special permission to do a massive sampling of dozens of hybrid berries at the RHS Garden at Wisley, Surrey and at the National Fruit Collection at Brogdale in Kent.
When foreign citizenship is substituted for migration background, a massive sampling bias lurks.
"It would be nice to have a lot more data, but [the study] is a relatively massive sample," Bruno says, adding that the findings show efforts to keep coral dense and healthy seem to be making it more vulnerable to the disease.
Addressing these challenges, the objective of this research was thus to develop an effective massive sample preparation method and create a system that is capable of injecting a large number of embryos in the short time window.
Coupled with small effect size estimates and test statistics inflated by massive sample sizes, this strongly suggests spurious statistical significance as an outcome of Type I error.
