Sentence examples for a representative outcome from inspiring English sources

But that's basically what the system does, and there's nothing about those states that ensures they provide a representative outcome.

AMS fulfils all the democratic functions of an electoral system by providing choice, a representative outcome, accountability, and, where it is warranted and truly legitimate, single-party government.

Their performance was tested in terms of their success rate for identification as well as on their capabilities to estimate NOx emission, as a representative outcome of the combustion process.

The data presented in fig 4 displays a representative outcome from one such experiment.

The experiments were repeated six times with comparable results, and Figure 4 reports a representative outcome from such experiments.

Figure 1b shows a representative outcome.

Also, the complexity of the pathogenic processes underlying inflammatory rheumatic diseases leads to difficulty in finding a single representative outcome measure.

Harriet Harman's complaint to Ofcom about the predominance of male politicians on the airwaves during the EU debate is critical if a fair and fully representative outcome is to be achieved (Report, 24 May).

"We believe that it embodies the principles needed for any political transition in Syria that could lead to a peaceful, democratic and representative outcome reflecting the will of the Syrian people," Clinton said.

Thereby it provides representative outcome information on a national level over a nine-year period.

To date there has been only one other prospective population based observational study of gastroschisis to provide representative outcome data in a cohort of neonates born during the same short time period, 27 but this provides only short term follow-up data to death or hospital discharge.