(There were too few women to create a meaningful sample size).
The most recent survey of what 18- year-olds are up to in Britain could not find enough unemployed Indians to constitute a meaningful sample.
We ran a few successive days' counts, just to be sure we had a meaningful sample, Mstislav trying not to say what he feared he was on the trail of, me gamely offering various bogus notions about female physiology reacting differently to the Greenhouse's CO2 deprivation, joking that Mstislav had gone too long without a lady patient.
That there have been too few matches to make for a meaningful sample is one aspect but another was illustrated on Wednesday in emphatic fashion by the young Somerset tyro Jos Buttler in his single-over destruction of the South Africa pace bowler Wayne Parnell and his 32 runs off 10 balls.
An alternative methodology called statistical parametric mapping (SPM), designed specifically for continuous field analysis, constructs statistical images that lie in the original, biomechanically meaningful sampling space.
The DFRMLI data were preprocessed and ensure consistency, comparability, detailed descriptions, and statistically meaningful sample sizes for peptides that bind to various HLA molecules.
To effectively assess population structure within the highly migratory billfishes, future genetic research will not only require larger sample sizes, both in terms of individuals and molecular markers, but also the development of biologically meaningful sampling designs that incorporate information on the movement patterns and life histories of these pelagic fishes.
His retinue of sycophants surely saw little to gain from explaining that "birthers," celebrity-worshippers and devotees of "The Apprentice" are not a statistically meaningful sample of the electorate.
Only when complete enumeration or meaningful sampling survey was used, considerable inferences can be deducted.
Additionally, potential regional variability may cause meaningful sampling variability [ 48].
