Sentence examples for constitutes a sample from inspiring English sources
A large collection of atoms with the same atomic number constitutes a sample of an element.
And if the cricket world has changed in that regard, most pertinently on the back of India's win in the World T20, which changed opinion in that country from one of indifference to the format to support for the behemoth that is the Indian Premier League, then there have been only 255 T20 internationals in seven years which hardly constitutes a sample.
The data collection constitutes a sample of rural and regional women in Sweden and Australia undertaken during the years 2007 – 2009.
Neal (2003) has shown that the stationary distribution of such a Markov chain constitutes a sample from the complete posterior distribution that we are attempting to characterize.
The data were derived from the Dutch Sentinel Practice Network, which has been operational since 1970; it constitutes a sample of about 65 GPs, covers about 1% of the Dutch population, and is representative of the total population (16.3 million in 2003), with regard to age, sex, geographical distribution, and level of urbanisation.
Each window segment constitutes a sample and each sample will be mapped into a 319-dimension feature space reflecting a hybrid feature by combining evolutionary information of the amino acid sequence, the OBVs of the amino acids and SS information of the amino acids.
The foundation surveyed 1,005 people who "constituted a sample representative of the French population" online over nine days.
While the report focused on three areas of eastern Afghanistan, many of the Afghan soldiers interviewed had served elsewhere in Afghanistan and the author believed that they constituted a sample representative of the entire country.
The 1003 victims constituted a sample of 910 unique victims.
These observations constitute a sample of 349 migrants of which 49 are women (14%%).
An even greater degree of difficulty was found in constituting a sample of adolescents and young adults with disabilities.
