Sentence examples for argued that the sample from inspiring English sources
Although it might be argued that the sample was biased because all respondents were somehow interested in the railways, it must be highlighted that they are also passengers with personal opinions about the railway system and the survey sought their individual opinions on UTO.
It could be argued that the sample size was too small for a final validity analysis.
Finally, it could be argued that the sample was not sufficiently representative of the South African general population due to the exclusion of those in institutions such as prisons, hospitals, mental hospitals and military barracks.
However, it could be argued that the sample tested had long term advanced disease and probiotics may be may be beneficial in the early stages of SpA or for people with milder disease.
Although we failed to show a statistically significant effect of the intervention we cannot rule out a beneficial effect of the cognitive therapy on transition rate (although it could be argued that the sample size required to show such an effect, and the small effect sizes reported here, would make such an endeavour unfeasible in practical terms and unwarranted in clinical terms).
Prior research in this setting demonstrated that ordinary least squares regression predicts costs at least as well as more sophisticated techniques (2), and others have argued that the sample mean performs well and is unlikely to lead to inappropriate conclusions (9).
Although TufAmerica argued that the samples are "concealed … [to] the casual listener" and were only detectable "after conducting a careful audio analysis", the hip-hop crew said this means their work is sufficiently different and they should be exempt from damages.
But some other researchers argued that the samples might have been contaminated.
The team's data revealed that the mtDNA was like that of modern humans and different from that of Neandertals, but critics argued that the samples may have been contaminated with modern human DNA when an undetermined number of people handled the fossils.
