Sentence examples for a more representative sample from inspiring English sources

Erowid deliberately lags behind such sites, in order to let a more representative sample emerge.

The Standard & Poor's 500 index, a more representative sample of American stocks, lost a record 84 points, almost 6percentt.

But constantly spending time with them, and not with a more representative sample of your audience, is bound to skew your judgment eventually.

In the next section are suggestions on how to remove certain obstacles blocking that accomplishment, and how to assemble a more representative sample of patients.

The broadcaster discovered that most of its self-selecting respondents were from "the well-educated social groups," so it commissioned a second study targeting a more representative sample.

Publishers can then also use the results of their polls to get a more representative sample of their readers' opinions.

In doing so, they construct a more representative sample of demand realizations (that differs from the sales sample).

This paper uses TIMSS 2011 data, which is a more representative sample of developing country under study.

Future studies should use a more representative sample of schools selected from a variety of geographic regions across the region.

Focus group participants, in contrast to household survey participants, offered a more representative sample of the gender, tribes, and geographic distribution of pastoralists in the study.

Further research is needed to investigate if these results reproduce in a more representative sample and a longer AET protocol and what neuropsychological mechanisms underlie this behaviour.