Sentence examples for based on a sampling of from inspiring English sources

Nielsen calculates a network's overall viewership based on a sampling of about 13,000 households nationally.

But based on a sampling of three productions it is a strong year, with not a willfully misguided staging among them.

The rating system was based on a sampling of more than 1,000 television homes scattered around the United States.

That study, based on a sampling of borrowers, found that 26 percent of borrowers who entered repayment in 2005 became delinquent but did not default.

A 2008 study found that Filipinos made up roughly 14 percent of the cruise staff, based on a sampling of 116 ships.

The index of the Conference Board, a business research group, based on a sampling of 5,000 households nationwide, rose to 115.5 in May from 109.9 -- suggesting that people see an improved outlook for the economy six months from now.

My only evidence is based on a sample of one – me.

The study was based on a sample of one hundred and twenty students with moderate or severe primary dysmenorrhea.

The survey was conducted May 2 to May 6 and was based on a sample of 1,303 adults, with a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.

It's also worth remembering that studies such as the ones above are, more often than not, based on a sample of volunteer students in the psychology department.

Quick counts, which are by private pollsters, are based on a sample of votes.