Full documentation regarding location, degree and manner of sampling must be maintained and provided to UCMP.
The manner of sampling the population in this study is not ideal.
Last year's question — "What scientific concept would improve everybody's cognitive tool kit?" — drew 165 responses from scientists, sculptors, linguists and museum curators, each presenting a specialized theory or term that should be adopted into common parlance — in the manner of "random sample" or "placebo" — making "people smarter by providing widely applicable templates".
It is true, also, that the tax imposed is for selling in a particular manner, but a regulation as to the manner of sale, whether by sample or not, whether by exhibiting samples at a store or at a dwelling house, is surely a reglation of commerce.
She has donated all manner of biological samples and agreed to keep journals of everything she's eaten, inhaled or rubbed on her skin.
It is known that the difference between DFT and NDFT is mostly the manner of frequency sampling, that is, the selection of.
Pilot studies with early experimental prototypes of the POSHA S are summarized that relate to questionnaire rating scale prototypes, test retest reliability, construct validity, item analysis and final item selection, translation to other languages, internal consistency, sampling procedures, manner of administration, and sample size.
The events of "Ghosts, Cowboys" appear to have actually happened (or so says a shallow Wikipedia dip), so the author insists that the reader ask, "Why fictionalize?" The story works in the manner of a core sample: examine an isolated piece of real estate and plunge deep into its concentrated substance.
Sample question 3 was presented in a manner similar to that of sample question 2, where the students were given the problem before seeing the voting slides.
One-third of the forms did not specify a particular manner of protecting data and sample identifiability, other than a general statement of a commitment to keep all information confidential and protected, but 58% used the word 'coded' for data and/or samples.
