Sentence examples for a sample group from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a sample group" is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to refer to a group of people or objects that are selected to represent a larger population. For example, "The researchers conducted a study on a sample group of 200 people."
A sample group of similar companies on the exchange that did not appoint a woman to their boards showed no significant performance decline during the same period.
A survey design research method was used and a questionnaire with 21 items was sent to a sample group of 281.
The algorithm performances have been tested on phonocardiographic signals recorded in a local gynaecology private practice from a sample group of about 50 pregnant women.
These subjects were of different gender and race to create a sample group within which there was a variety of lip sizes and face shapes.
We designed and tested an Attitudes Towards Tutoring Scale, which demonstrated satisfactory psychometric properties when applied to a sample group of 539 students.
A sample group of 136 students attending "Mihai Viteazul" High School in Bucharest have been selected (68 boys and 68 girls) for this study.
Among the counts that the government intends still to press is a sample group of more than 75 classified diplomatic cables drawn from the 250,000 or so that Manning has admitted transmitting to WikiLeaks.
A freedom of information request to a sample group of schools found that the average spend on advertising to fill teaching vacancies in 2014-15 was just under £17,000 – up from £10,000 four years ago.
The technique used setting the same test for a sample group of children every year provides a useful way to evaluate government claims that education is getting better.
Our goal in this case is to find a few countries, preferably a sample group of both developed and developing countries with different political backgrounds, to serve as case studies.
We then created and refined an empirical model based on the factors and relationships that appear to influence employee innovation and tested it using a sample group consisting of 427 employees from North American companies.
