Sentence examples for arguing that the sample from inspiring English sources

No one thinks that the error bands are too narrow, and almost no one is arguing that the sample is too small.

It is a victory for congressional Republicans, who brought the lawsuit arguing that the sampling method was unconstitutional.

When oil fails a taste test, producers often successfully appeal the verdict by arguing that the samples were incorrectly collected or stored, or they secure a favorable judgment from a more permissive panel.

House Republicans and others have called for a traditional person-by-person count, arguing that the sampling procedure is subjective and would be prone to partisan tampering.

Nor, apparently, did he argue that the sample did not belong to him.

Some will argue that the sample sizes of number of reviews are too small to be reliable.

One could argue that the sample size was too small to detect sex differences, which was a limitation of the study.

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.

One could argue that the sample size would have been increased by including a more diverse diagnostic group.

One may argue that the sample size in this study is not large enough to detect small changes, so that many genuine differentially-expressed genes were missed.