(Margin of error takes into consideration only the size of a sample, which is usually the most trivial source of inaccuracy a pollster has to worry about).
When she spied "the perfect blue" on the walls of a restaurant in the Bahamas, the proprietor obligingly scraped off a sample, which Ms. Rodin wrapped in a napkin and carried home.
The reason for the blacklisting is rumoured to be a misdemeanour with a sample which somehow found its way to the Maxmara design studio - where Carine is a consultant - and was copied.
The lander will drill about eight inches into 67P and extract a sample, which will be heated in a small oven so that the gases coming off the sample can be analyzed in detail.
A machine picks up an individual seed, rotates it to the right position, then chips off a sample, which has its genetic material analysed.
Eventually the athlete provided a sample which subsequently returned an Adverse Analytical Finding (AAF)." Another track and field athlete was "observed running away from notification area/mixed zone after competing and prior to chaperone attempting notification", while on other occasions when DCOs were present, athletes decided not to complete their events or withdrew from start lists.
Once registered, horses must be available for testing at any time, regardless of physical location and whose care the horse is under, while horses imported by British trainers must be registered within three months of arrival in Britain and provide "a sample which shows no sign of anabolic steroid administration".
Best catalytic results were obtained from a sample which was amorphous after activation.
Figure 6 shows a sample which is a compacted bonded assembly of particles.
We estimate an uncertainty in absolute temperature of a sample which does not exceed ±1°C.
This chapter provides an overview of a sample, which is a collection of relevant and valid data.
