The phrase "achieving the sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the process of obtaining or meeting a specific standard or example, often in research or testing scenarios.
Example: "The team focused on achieving the sample required for the experiment to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "obtaining the sample" or "meeting the sample criteria".
All efforts will be made in order to maintain the recruitment rhythm needed for achieving the sample size through continuous communication with the participant sites.
Achieving the sample size of enrolled participants will be difficult especially as the eligibility criteria are so limiting and most potential vertebroplasty patients come from quite a distance and are not willing to return at one month and one year.
CDC then screened volunteers to ensure their eligibility with reference to an initial version of our definition of neurodisability. 1 A two-stage approach to achieving the sample was used.
The generalizability of the results for clinicians and policy makers will largely depend on achieving the sample size required, the homogeneity of the population samples and our ability to adequately correct for potential confounders and effect modifiers in the statistical analyses.
Recruitment was very challenging and we did not achieve the sample size that was planned.
In Section 2, we proved that for deterministic CPs in non-identical channel models, polar codes can achieve the sample mean of bit channel capacities.
Given that on average 11 re-treatment patients defaulted per TU per year in 2006, we estimated that 90 TUs would be required to achieve the sample size.
To achieve the sample size of 400, 433 women were screened; thirty-three (7.6%) did not consent.
If a 1.5-fold difference could not be achieved, the sample was considered to be infected with an undetermined flavivirus.
Ultimately, 34 midwifery practices were approached in order to achieve the sample of twenty practices that were willing to participate.
High-quality trials require a broad level of participation to achieve the sample sizes required for adequate power.
