The phrase "a selection of sampling" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used when referring to a group of samples chosen from a larger set, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The research included a selection of sampling from various demographics to ensure diverse representation."
Alternatives: "a collection of samples" or "a range of samples".
Zhu's time was short, so she slipped behind a screen to try on a selection of samples.
For young people preparing for work experience placements, we have a selection of sample lesson plans from Axis Education.
Photograph by Pari Dukovic for The New Yorker Zhu's time was short, so she slipped behind a screen to try on a selection of samples.
Kicking off this evening, here's a chance to meet designers, have a nose around their workspaces, and grab an array of unique couture, with a selection of sample items to boot.
Thin section analyses have been made following Whitbread classification [15] on a selection of samples representative of the archeological typology and the previously identified macroscopic groups.
Methods: A selection of sample retains (Zn Lot A: Feb-May, 2017; Zn Lot B: Aug-Oct, 2017) from experiments performed on a GE PETtrace 68Ga liquid target/FASTlab system were submitted for ICP-MS analysis (ALS Scandinavia).
For this reason, the support for two simple and widely used file formats has been implemented and allows transferring data for a selection of samples in and out of the ELN as Excel (.xlsx) or sd files (.sdf).sdf
The agreement score for particular raters may be misleading for raters who, by chance or otherwise, have only rated a selection of samples that are unusually easy or difficult to classify.
Specificity of antibodies was confirmed by plaque-reduction neutralization assay on a selection of samples (data not shown).
Sequencing of polymerase chain reaction products from a selection of samples indicated that this loss of diversity was characterized by clonal expansions of B cells in vivo.
