The phrase "a sample of senior" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a sample of senior individuals or a sample related to seniority, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "We collected a sample of senior participants for our study on retirement planning."
Alternatives: "a group of seniors" or "a selection of senior individuals".
In the present investigation, we calculated the JMOFs associated with the performance of 7 specific yoga poses in order to quantify their musculoskeletal demands in a sample of seniors, whose strength and flexibility capacities are undoubtedly less than those of average young-to-middle aged yoga practitioners.
A sampling of senior executives would probably come up with the same list: Competition is global.
But so far, a sampling of senior Clinton aides at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia found none who said they had been notified by the F.B.I. or private investigators that their private emails had been compromised.
Analyzing a sample of 3,990 senior executives drawn from 15 sectors, including government, we find significant industry variation.
Using a sample of 1000 senior managers at organizations with fewer than 20 staff, YouGov and Vend found that: Nearly half (49%) of small UK retailers say that they love their job.
This is a cross-sectional, descriptive, and correlational study based on a sample of 272 senior residents of eight nursing homes.
In a survey of services offered at a random sample of senior centers citywide, my office found that at a third of them, more than 25percentt of the elderly participate in social, educational and health programs but do not eat any meals.
In the 2nd phase, a tailor-designed questionnaire was used and distributed on a random sample of senior students at state and private universities.
A purposive sample of senior management and public health professionals involved in the intervention were identified by the KB and a health department liaison to the research team.
