The phrase "a sample of early" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an example or representation of something that occurred early in a process or timeline, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The researchers provided a sample of early findings from their study to illustrate the initial trends."
Alternatives: "an example from early" or "a representation of early".
For the first time a sample of early adopters was analysed with a special focus on female early adopters.
We explored this association in a sample of early adolescents and found that students who reported having a high level of school membership had lower mental health problems, even after controlling for several personal and family factors.
After presenting relevant literature including findings about early adopters in general and differences between women and men, a sample of early adopters of carsharing with and without BEVs of Berlin is analysed and set into a relation to the Berlin and were possible the German population.
A sample of early screening decisions was double-checked by the first author.
Another study at our Centre directly compared the SEIQoL to the EORTC QLQ C-30 in a sample of early stage prostate cancer patients [ 16].
Rather, we sought to recruit as varied as possible a sample of early adopter sites from which the breadth and, more importantly, the depth of inquiry could generate potentially transferable lessons.
The aim of this paper was to analyze – in terms of effectiveness, appropriate access, and related costs – the path spontaneously followed by a sample of Italian women for the early diagnosis of breast cancer.
If Jackson and colleagues are indeed correct, they have in the Baffin Island lavas a sample of earliest Earth.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM "Bella Italia: A Sampling of Early Italian Music".
The San Diego show should help connect the dots by showing new work along with a sampling of early "light and space" pieces.
Bear's 2013 album, "Anything in Return," came closer to traditional pop and R. & B. than anything he'd released before; "Rose Quartz," Diddy's favorite, included a sample of the early Whitney Houston hit "How Will I Know".
