Sentence examples for garner samples from inspiring English sources

The interview is used in ethnography for two principal reasons: to gain information about the topic of interest, and to garner samples of participants' discourse and narrative which can be used to study how people construe and construct their reality, how they order their experience, the resources they use to make meaning, and so on [ 33].

Garner, Bryan A. Garner's Modern American Usage.

Such a situation pulled many teeth from WADA's snout as it clearly presented many opportunities for athletes, who may have been cheating at Rio, to evade testing, provide false samples, and garner time to flush out their systems.

Comparisons to variation observed in individuals from the Garner Valley population and samples of Q. chrysolepis reinforce these data, as each of the homozygous loci in the Jurupa population was observed to be polymorphic in other samples, and both of the fixed heterozygous loci were seen to segregate in a normal Mendelian fashion (data not shown).

False-positive associations are common because of multiple statistical testing, while true positives are few because of low power from inadequate sample sizes (Garner, 2007).

But Dean Byers, Douglas County Democratic Party Chairman, said he thinks Robinson's latest call for urine samples will just garner him more ridicule from all sides.

Soon after coming to Berkeley, Bill worked with Mike Woodburne (UC Riverside) to garner NSF support to fully sample some of the mid-Tertiary localities in the Lake Eyre Basin of Australia.

However, they require large sample sizes to garner the statistical power necessary to account for the number of independent tests performed.

However, in epidemiological studies that establish risk associations, representativeness is less important than securing adequate sample sizes to garner statistically significant results.

Within the study sample, the risk taking sub-scale demonstrated adequate internal consistency reliability (α = 0.68), comparable to values observed with other samples (α = 0.71) (Garner et al., 2007).

Additionally, maximum variation sampling was used to garner a wide range of perspectives (e.g., various professional groups and settings, years of clinical experience, neighborhoods served) to facilitate a deeper understanding of PNC utilization [ 47].