Sentence examples for gather a sample of from inspiring English sources

The central problem of price-data collection is to gather a sample of prices representative of the various price quotations for each of the commodities under study.

Considering that the course was undertaken by 2,303 students, we were able to gather a sample of 913 students thus reaching a representative sample of 39.6 %.

Since it's not easy to gather a sample of each babka available in New York City, we will have to schedule Babka Tasting: The Sequel.

They'd like to set up the printers in SMRO's facility, and then gather a sample of patients in need of lower arm prosthetics.

The availability of contemporaneous cohort studies (CHILD, TCHEQ and WOEAS) offered a unique opportunity to gather a sample of 171 homes where dust was collected using similar protocols in 151 living rooms and where hopanes were analyzed by GC/MS at the same laboratory using a standardized protocol.

Based on an experience sampling design, we gathered a sample of 97 eldercare workers who provided data on 721 experience-sampling occasions.

Aczel, along with Bence Palfi and Zoltan Kekecs, two other psychology researchers at Eotvos Lorand University, gathered a sample of stories — 180 in all — from news sites, blogs, forums and other publicly available literature in which an action was described that might be characterized as stupid.

Balazs, along with Bence Palfi and Zoltan Kekecs, two other psychology researchers at Eotvos Lorand University, gathered a sample of stories — 180 in all — from news sites, blogs, forums and other publicly available literature in which an action was described that might be characterised as stupid.

We gathered a sample of 142 catchments that have a documented increase in urban areas over the hydrometeorological record period in the United States.

Therefore, we gathered a sample of adult participants from the general population (N = 530) and created a set of vignettes that allowed us to measure how positively children, college students, and middle-age adults are viewed when they are described as having special needs, having a disability, having a certain disability (e.g., is blind, has Down syndrome), or with no label at all.

Sarsons gathered a sample of 552 economists who were up for tenure between 1975 and 2004 at top universities in the United States.