Sentence examples for be representative of whole from inspiring English sources

However, this approach has been criticized on the grounds that the sample may not be representative of whole society as such, imposing a selection bias (Janssens and Kraft 2012).

Therefore the MONICA results are unlikely to apply to more recent years, be representative of whole populations, or be directly applicable to England.

This is representative of whole smoke exposures to in vitro cultures in our laboratories using the RM20S.

Using this knowledge, it is no longer possible to defend the idea that the presence of large mammal bones at early sites is representative of whole cultural systems.

We therefore conclude that the microvessel density measured in histological sections is representative of whole tumour vascularity.

The assessment of a tumour's angiogenic potential, by measuring the microvessel density in histological sections, assumes that a 4-microm section is representative of whole tumour vascularity.

Therefore, we judge that our conclusions using single gene data are representative of whole chromosome data for the 27 eukaryotes we analyzed in this survey.

For the non-sheared material about 1% (all percentages will be quoted on a volume basis only) of the material is in the 0.8 4 µm range (Fig. 1b), this size range probably being representative of whole cells and cell ghosts.

The systematic yet random and blinded sampling of TRUS biopsy served a useful purpose from its introduction in the 1980s, when biopsy of palpable, large-volume disease was representative of whole gland pathology.

The results were weighted to be representative of the whole population.

The proportion of the population that does publish in journal articles may not be representative of the whole.