The phrase "a sample comprising of" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "a sample comprising" without the "of."
Example: "The study included a sample comprising various demographic groups."
Alternatives: "a sample consisting of" or "a sample made up of."
That gives us a sample comprised of festivals both home and away, the boutique and the massive, the underground focused and the unabashedly populist.
Similarly in Colorado, a recent poll by Quinnipiac University showed a 10 point lead for Republican Bob Beauprez over Gov. John Hickenlooper using a sample comprised of 34% Republicans and 27% Democrats, and only 8% Hispanics.
For example, targeted resequencing of the CYP3A4 gene in a sample comprised of Khoe-San, Xhosa and Mixed Ancestry individuals from South Africa identified 24 SNPs, two of which were novel, non-synonymous variants [ 41].
Although the MINI showed excellent psychometric qualities in a validation study conducted in a sample comprised of mainly psychiatric patients [ 17], its diagnostic accuracy, especially specificity, in the general population has, to our knowledge, not been assessed.
The study includes three surveys conducted on three different study populations: (a) Study 1 performed on a sample of 2400 adolescents; (b) Study 2 on a sample comprised of the parents of these adolescents; and (c) Study 3 performed on 200 of the adolescents included in (a) to assess in detail their physical activity levels and health status.
We describe one year of activity in a sample comprising half of the French RECs and the full characteristics of the protocols approved in these RECs during this year.
We discover, based on a sample comprising ~5-10~5-10%he total wheat gene content, that at least 45% of wheat genes are expressed from all three distinct homoeoloci.
To obtain a mixed selection of the material, we created a sample comprising a total of 20 case reports by using case numbers five and fifteen from each course.
A Polish study addressed this topic in a sample comprising the parents of 25 children with OI using the WHOQOL-BREF.
A random sample, comprising of 1000 subjects aged over 17 years, with 1 1 sex ratio, was drawn from the national population register of Finland.
