Sentence examples for constituting a representative from inspiring English sources
Totally, 1007 out of 1426 candidates (response rate 70.6%) agreed to participate, constituting a representative sample of the population living in this particular area.
The sample consisted of 2,948 subjects constituting a representative sample of the German population interviewed by a demographic consulting company (USUMA, Berlin) in 1994.
Consequently, the low response rates in USA and Canada have the potential of constituting a representative survey, but organizational or cultural differences needs to be further considered.
For the present study, we selected a set of 40 genomes from different bacterial species (Table 1), constituting a representative sample of the prokaryotic world in terms of evolutionary distance, genome complexity and GC content.
Participation was high and the global estimated coverage was approximately 87% of all hospitals in Benin, thus constituting a representative sample of acute care institutions in terms of region, type of wards, hospital size, and teaching status.
As indicated in Table 1, the four hospitals and twelve specialty clinics ranged in size and specialty, thereby constituting a representative sample of hospitals and specialty clinics in the Netherlands.
These nine countries that were well and loosely linked, represented different hemispheres, and different managing systems and thus constituted a representative sample of all countries involved in the Interbull evaluation.
Greenhouse doesn't claim that the workers he interviewed constitute a representative sample.
Maybe in their hearts they really believed that 300 people with two hours to spend at an antidrugstore meeting constituted a representative sample of "the neighborhood".
The report did not catalog the entire three-week war, which ended on Jan . 18 instead singling out 36 cases that it said constituted a representative sample.
Minyan, ( Hebrew: "number", ) plural Minyanim, or Minyans, in Judaism, the minimum number of males (10) required to constitute a representative "community of Israel" for liturgical purposes.
