The phrase "a wider sample in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research, data collection, or analysis to indicate that a broader range of subjects or items is being considered.
Example: "To improve the accuracy of our findings, we need to include a wider sample in our study."
Alternatives: "a broader sample in" or "a larger sample in".
The main differences between the 2013 survey and earlier versions was in a wider sample used.
In a wider sample of 173 species averaging at least 50 saplings per census, there were 48 having peak mortality in the first interval, but a larger number (57 species) had peak mortality in the middle interval, 1995 2000.
It was however the only practical way to undertake the study, as it was impossible to constitute a wider sample of children with disabilities in the usual conditions that are respected for epidemiological studies.
Therefore, further research could usefully explore these issues in a wider sample and start to identify the barriers and facilitators associated with weight assessment and management practices.
Therefore, future research is needed to assess the usefulness of these instruments in a wider sample of North American and European countries.
This study entailed a secondary analysis of qualitative data a cost-effective and time-efficient way to access a wider sample than one could reach in a primary study.
The same pattern was observed in a wider sample of tachinids when these authors specifically targeted a series of 16 presumed generalists and uncovered an unexpected 73 species (Smith et al. 2007).
Additional research in a wider sample of individuals with significant handicap is needed to further support these findings and to fully understand the role of the better (leading) ear in limiting the degree of self-perceived hearing handicap.
While similar initiatives in Canada and Finland might be dealing with larger sums of money and a wider sample of people, the economic situation in Southern Europe makes this kind of organization impossible.
Studied objects, selected to be presented in this work, represent a wide sample of the materials found in the Chilean cultural heritage.
