While that sample may not fully represent a bank with tens of thousands of people, it does reflect the views of employees in WaMu mortgage operations in California, Florida, Illinois and Texas.
Leaders of the Maryland N.A.A.C.P. have said they are concerned that a criminal conviction could result in the appointment of a white or Republican leader who may not fully represent the majority black and Democratic city.
The problem is that these results may not fully represent user experiences.
As a result, the sample may not fully represent all Abu Dhabi KG-1 school children.
The vast majority of responses came from hospital settings, and a smaller number were received from private centres, which may not fully represent the second group.
As these stations are about 400 km away from EAR, details of the wind velocity fluctuations may not fully represent the wind field over the EAR site.
In the presence of both aleatory and epistemic uncertainty, classic probabilistic approaches may lead to misleading conclusions and a false sense of confidence which may not fully represent the quality of the available information.
Although our patients may not fully represent an average ICU population in view of our selective inclusion and exclusion criteria, our approach decreases the confounding effect of intra-hospital risk factors to develop AKI, such as exposure to nephrotoxics, hypotension and nosocomial sepsis.
It is important to note that although the reliability of the obtained dataset is high, the current research results should not be interpreted on the universal scale since the investigated academic and business units may not fully represent the general trend of technology management specifics.
The method we propose contributes to the debate on the use of QSAR models for this particular endpoint, knowing that the number of compounds currently available is not very high, so the available data set may not fully represent certain chemicals to be assessed.
These findings emphasize that immune responses measured only in the blood may not fully represent a vaccine's immunogenicity and potential for protective efficacy against mucosally transmitted diseases.
