Sentence examples for an unrepresentative subset from inspiring English sources
Individuals without complete covariate data are usually omitted, but the resulting analysis has reduced power and may be an unrepresentative subset of patients.
Although genomic scans in our design can yield an unrepresentative subset of loci that contribute to genetic gains or adaptations [ 81] we do not expect an increase of false positives due to predominant recent positive selection on standing variation [ 23, 81].
Otherwise, results will be driven by a very small unrepresentative subset of the data.
However, we preferred to upweight all those who initiated during the grace period, considering regimens of the form "initiate treatment within the grace period such that there is a uniform probability of starting treatment in each of the months within the grace period" to avoid upweighting a potentially small and unrepresentative subset of participants.
The founder effect is a reminder that immigrant populations tend to be unrepresentative subsets, differing somewhat (longer legs on average, maybe, or stronger wings, or a larger sampling of venturesome peasants than complacent landowners) from their source population.
However, findings for substance use disorders and depressive disorders should be viewed with circumspection since those appearing on a secondary care register are likely to be an unrepresentative (and probably more severe) subset of community cases.
But Greece is actually an unrepresentative case.
"You will have an unrepresentative Parliament writing an unrepresentative Constitution," argued Mohamed ElBaradei, the former international atomic energy czar who is running for president on a reform platform.
Brown acknowledges that she surveyed an unrepresentative group of middle-class, mostly white Midwesterners.
Money will transmute his victory in an unrepresentative and meaningless straw poll into more money.
First, in the modelling of walking excitation, an unrepresentative walking forcing function is assumed.
