Sentence examples for adequate representativeness from inspiring English sources

This was a consequence of protection biased towards beech forests, to the detriment of an adequate representativeness of most other forest types, some of them with high ecological value.

An assessment of non-response bias in the 2006 material demonstrated adequate representativeness [ 17].

The response rate in the Norwegian survey was satisfactory, and the effect of non-response was small indicating adequate representativeness.

Additional ways of including this particular patient group is necessary to achieve adequate representativeness of homebound patient care.

The findings in the current study indicate adequate representativeness in the Norwegian sample, but the validity of this finding for the ten other countries needs to be considered.

Second, working with a state-wide redundancy fund that has general acceptance in the industry and state-wide coverage means that we will able to obtain a large sample size to ensure adequate representativeness.

In recent decades, European protected forest areas primarily dedicated to biodiversity conservation have been increasingly selected using standard criteria that refer to three guiding principles in conservation planning: sufficient representativeness, adequate spatial design and adequate site suitability.

Our sample size requirement was based on securing both adequate precision and representativeness.

Paper quality was determined by the presence or absence of study characteristics of: reliable data collection, adequate response rate, representativeness of participants, completeness of results, methodological limitations, and honest and objective conclusions.

Cohort studies are vulnerable to the effects of attrition, reducing the available population from which inferences can be made and compromising the capacity to fit models with adequate statistical power and representativeness.

The quality of case control studies was assessed as follows: adequate definition of cases, representativeness of cases, selection of controls, definition of controls, control for the most important factor or the second important factor, exposure assessment, same method of ascertainment for all subjects, and non-response rate (Table  1).