Sentence examples for make it representative from inspiring English sources

The "context" it put forward was twofold -- the withdrawal of British troops, garrisons and watchtowers and the reform of the Protestant-dominated police force to make it representative of the population it serves, which is more than 40percentt Catholic.

"They should make every effort to make it representative of Great Britain and the nations contained within.

Thus, the initialization process consists in finding the good weight to attribute to each sub-element of the analyzed sample to make it representative of the objective population.

They are then known as sampling weights and rebalance the sample to make it representative of the population.

We will also calculate weighting of the sample to make it representative of the source population within each country.

The sampling and weighting of this survey were performed to make it representative of the national Irish population.

There is something about its complete lack of poise that makes it representative of a particularly stubborn, don't-care-what-you-think stance: think of its devotees, from Hunter S Thompson and Liam Gallagher to RiRi herself.

"Right now, it's easier to get cigarettes than to get milk the way God made it," Representative David Simpson, a Republican from Longview and caucus member, said of restrictions on the sale of unpasteurized milk.

This study employed the CCHS, a Canada-wide population-based study making it representative of most of the adolescent population.

It is based on data from both university and nonuniversity cardiac centers, making it representative for contemporary real-world cardiac CT practice.

The cohort was recruited from a population sampling frame with a high response rate (74%), making it representative of the general population for this area in Eastern England.