The phrase "a sample of newer" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a sample that is more recent or updated, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "We collected a sample of newer products to analyze their effectiveness in the market."
Alternatives: "a sample of recent" or "a sample of updated".
Homes outside London are the worst affected by what the Royal Institute of British Architects RIBAattackedked as "rabbit hutch" homes after it measured a sample of new homes on 100 developments.
From a sample of new three-bedroom homes surveyed, it found Barratt homes were on average 6.7sq metres smaller than minimum space standards and Persimmon homes were on average 10.8sq m too small – about the size of a double bedroom.
Using a sample of new ventures from the Panel Study of Entrepreneurial Dynamics II, we provide evidence for the extent of such biases.
I report on a sample of new type I X-ray bursters, firstly detected with the Wide Field Cameras on board BeppoSAX and then studied with the Narrow Field Instruments on a broad spectral range (0.1 200 keV).
In a sample of new mothers, Terry, et al. [ 4] found evidence linking levels of stress and coping responses to depressive symptomatology.
From each tree, we collected two mature leaves and a sample of new leaves that were <60% fully expanded for comparison (excluding the petiole in both cases).
More specifically the study's objectives were to: 1. Test a Greek version of the EPDS and assess its reliability and validity in identifying postpartum depression in a sample of new mothers.
In order to determine the effect of the intervention the 2008 audit included the same patients audited in 2007, as well as a sample of new patients for comparison.
Below, a sampling of newer domain name registries that originated in other countries and are being marketed here.
To help you figure out if an all-inclusive might be right for you, here is a sampling of new or recently redone resorts that go beyond the usual buffet spreads and bland accommodations.
