The phrase "accepted sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a sample has been approved or recognized as valid for a particular purpose, such as in research or quality control.
Example: "The laboratory will proceed with the analysis using the accepted sample to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "approved sample" or "validated sample".
The accepted sample x a has pdf p t (x)∝ min{q t (x),π(x)}.
Multicentre, double-blind studies with statistically accepted sample size are still needed to provide conclusive evidence on the benefit of antioxidants as a treatment modality for patients with male infertility.
Early social audits addressed settings without accepted sample frames, the fundamentals of reproducible questionnaires, and the logistics of data turnaround.
This number is in keeping with the widely accepted sample size of 30 50 participants for pilot studies [ 15- 17].
For the inclusion and exclusion criteria used to select publications reporting non IPD studies, we reviewed international criteria and internationally defined and accepted sample collection and laboratory techniques.
The study recruited subjects with a goal of achieving at least 300 completed subjects as an accepted sample size for validation studies [ 22].
With this sampling scheme, the accepted samples will be distributed according to Equation (8).
Fig. 3. Representative Arai plots of accepted samples from (a c) the lava flows and (d) the massive basalts observed in the IZZI experiment.
As can be observed, accepted samples concentrate in the area of high likelihood (i.e., the transition between road and vehicles), while samples diverging from this area are rejected.
The number of accepted specimens (or accepted samples, if the number of accepted specimens is not given) can be used to restrict the output of the paleointensity data ('General constraints' section); however, it is recommended to proceed with caution when selecting a cut-off.
This result indicates a need of reconsideration of the commonly accepted sampling strategy for 'case and control' study designs.
