The phrase "accurate samples" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to samples that are precise or true to a particular standard or measurement.
Example: "In order to ensure the validity of our research, we must collect accurate samples from the population."
Alternatives: "precise samples" or "reliable samples".
However, they need to be technically correct, so that those people who follow the standards will obtain accurate samples.
Our series are global and member viewing patterns vary greatly (what device they watch on, where they're watching, what they are watching), making it very difficult to model, even if they had accurate samples".
It is assumed that as (t rightarrow infty), Gibbs sampling is guaranteed to generate accurate samples of (p({mathbf{u}},{mathbf{h}} )).
Greenwell and Wilson said that Martin helped run a program in which accurate samples were rarely collected.
(In the notes, Martin's name was apparently transposed as "Martin William").. Greenwell and Wilson said that Martin helped run a program in which accurate samples were rarely collected.
The ability to obtain accurate samples from EUS-guided FNA varies from 50 to about 90%, depending on the organ being sampled, the expertise, and possibly the presence of a cytologist during the procedure [ 12].
This paper derives the sampling zero dynamics of the more accurate sampled-data model and shows a condition which assures the stability of the sampling zero dynamics of the model.
Instead, we rely on the microcontroller clock to get an accurate sampling rate.
If a sociologist had wanted an accurate sample of who was leaving Cuba in 1980, our group would have been a good one.
While the professional pollster's "accurate sampling" is not the goal here, Mr. Celender's mailing list could use some cross-generational freshening.
TBT quantification at picogram level requires efficient and accurate sample preparation and preconcentration, and maximum care to avoid blank contamination.
