Sentence examples for been unrepresentative from inspiring English sources

Moderate voices seemed to settle on a consensus that the statistical methodology was all right, but given the chaos of Iraq, the sample might well have been unrepresentative; an article in Science this week advanced that view.

Low use of complementary therapies may well reflect satisfaction with current management and suggests that previous surveys may have been unrepresentative of a more balanced population of those with asthma.

The experimental environment may have been unrepresentative of measures taken in a busy clinic.

With this in mind, Warnock countered that if her committee had 'been undivided then it would inevitably also have been unrepresentative, perhaps seen as biased' (1985b, p. 519).

Those referred for the purposes of step-down from high-security would also have been unrepresentative of the standard clients treated in medium secure forensic services.

There was the possibility that the relatively small number of students in the pilot samples had been unrepresentative with literature noting that the alpha scores might change when larger samples of participants are utilised [ 21].

Norway and Luxembourg are unrepresentative.

And yet their intake is unrepresentative of their local communities.

He goes on:Well if Singapore and HK are unrepresentative, then Norway and Luxembourg are even more unrepresentative.

"Any group of the most talented people of their generation is going to be unrepresentative".

This may lay the agreement open to criticism from Pushtun groups for being unrepresentative.