Sentence examples for a suitably large sample from inspiring English sources

That is because any rigorous, scientific, controlled experiment is impossible — especially one involving a suitably large sample of whole nations.

Our hypothesis predicts that in a suitably large sample (to control for confounding variables such as safer-sex practices or antiretroviral therapy use), HLA-divergent couples will remain HIV discordant significantly longer than HLA-similar couples.

However, group comparison of means are still valid for these data, as the central limit theorem dictates that in a suitably large sample the standard error will be a valid estimate of sampling variation processes, and by extension confidence intervals and hypothesis tests of regression parameters, will also be valid [ 34].

This can then be used for the survey of suitably large samples that are representative of different subjects, and it should also be easy enough to carry out repeated mapping over time (i.e., monitoring of the spontaneous evolution of clinical cases or results obtained under given treatments).

To make better use of the potential of these methods, it is necessary to have reliable anthropometric data of reference populations, which is made possible through the analysis of a suitably large number of representative samples.

33 B-artificial sample data sets were obtained from the original set of samples, where B is a suitably large number (in the hundreds or thousands).

(londonfashionweek.co.uk) Lunar New Year, San Francisco The city that lays claim to the largest Chinatown outside of Asia is holding a suitably large parade on Feb. 23.

So if the Greens got 10 percent of the vote but didn't win any actual constituencies, they'll be given a suitably large cadre of top-up MPs.

The actual full-scale piece from the Ferry house, titled "The Comet," has long been in storage at the Detroit Institute of Arts, awaiting a suitably large new gallery home.

The contactor was designed to be light but with a suitably large sliding range (90 mm).

Given a suitably large number of bets, a clever bookie could be assured of a handsome profit if bettors backed females in the competitions for jobs.