Sentence examples for been tempted to sample from inspiring English sources
Ms. Nkosi said she had never been tempted to sample her crop.
Although you may be tempted to sample the chocolate while you bathe, resist the urge to imbibe.
I have been tempted to send in my own saliva sample for a DNA test to find out if my family carries a genetic predisposition for obesity.
Trialists might be tempted to perform a sample size calculation based on unrealistically large anticipated intervention effects in order to reduce the necessary number of participants in a trial (relatively few patients are needed to demonstrate or discard large intervention effects) [ 25, 26].
One would be tempted to assign this breakage to sample preparation but with the presence of disintegrated Golgi apparatus next to the broken cell wall, the breakage was likely caused by deterioration during ageing.
I was greeted by a huge 10-foot tall real gingerbread house that looked so fresh and mouth-watering that I was tempted to break off a piece to sample when no one was looking (I didn't).
Instead of reflecting on what would be the smallest important difference (or the largest unimportant difference), investigators may be tempted to engage themselves in the "sample size samba" [ 2], by retrofitting the expected detectable difference to the available number of participants.
Faced with these problems, one might be tempted to increase the number of samples.
Because this was a multi-center study in three countries with a large sample size, one may be tempted to assume that our results are generalizable for pregnant African women and their infants receiving NVP prophylaxis.
Kitchin [2] analyzes that epistemologically BDA is tempted to fall into the traps of empiricism (with bias in sampling, interpretation, etc).
