Sentence examples for drawn from a sample of from inspiring English sources
No statistical evidence can be drawn from a sample of one.
C.D.C. researchers analyzed data from more than 110,000 routine pool inspections drawn from a sample of 15 counties and states.
We base this conclusion on evidence drawn from a sample of 1.1 million people drawn from 31 European countries for the period 1975-2012, again in Eurobarometer Surveys.
The data, drawn from a sample of 838 girls who participated in a broad national survey in 2003-4, was presented last week by researchers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The results were drawn from a sample of more than 800 firms across Scotland - from sole traders to companies with more than 500 employees.
Our findings are based on experimental data derived from a new design of the 'trust game' combined with panel survey data, both drawn from a sample of the British population.
ASHLEY PARKER Trending topics are drawn from a sampling of locally popular terms reported by Twitter in the past week, with posts of specific New York interest highlighted.
It is drawn from a sampling of 1,100 C.I.A files and 1.2 million Army counterintelligence files that were not declassified until after the group issued its final report in 2007.
And @EricaRHill, a co-anchor on CBS's "The Early Show," spoke for many on Twitter, and in New York, when she wrote: Trending topics are drawn from a sampling of locally popular terms reported by Twitter in the past week, with posts of specific New York interest highlighted.
He drew from a sample of more than 800 games with combined revenues of $4 billion and controlled for such factors as the year the game was released, the number of people assigned to the project, the publisher and the genre, since different types of games have different built-in audiences.
Drawing from a sample of middle and high school students (N = 595) and their teachers (N = 88) in four different schools, we found that a two-factor model best fits our items.
