Sentence examples for a sample from which from inspiring English sources

Mayhew noted, however, that six elections is too small a sample from which to draw strong conclusions.

Some Fairfield County brokers dismissed the findings, saying that four weeks of data was too small a sample from which to draw meaningful conclusions.

Further, it said the six vehicles involved in Exponent's study, none of which were shown to have problems with their electronic systems, made up too small a sample from which to draw a conclusion.

Because my intention was to discover, understand, and gain insight from a particular group of individuals, the study selected a sample from which the most can be learned (Merriam, 1998).

Merriam 27 suggests "to discover, understand, and gain insight…one needs to select a sample from which one can learn the most".

Most subjects who discontinued before randomisation provided an inadequate sputum sample (i.e. a sample from which the pre-defined pathogens could not be cultured).

German strains were found at a basal position with respect to all the Chinese strains, except a sample from 1984, which seemed more related to those of Lineage I and II, but without bootstrap or posterior probability support.

The random coefficient model fitted a regression for each island using measurements through time as data; the regression lines for the islands comprised a random sample from which an estimate of the true population regression line was derived.

To verify the taxonomic status of the Babesia spp. detected in these ticks, we conducted a phylogenetic analysis on a representative sample from which DNA had been amplified (Bab-1/Bab-4).

Each youth at age 25 provided a total ACEs score and a blood sample from which overnight fasting glucose was assayed.

A newly available multi-gene DNA test now claims to find out just how good a responder you are – the XRPredict+ test involves filling in a lengthy questionnaire and sending off a saliva sample from which your DNA profile is analysed.