Sentence examples for more likely representative from inspiring English sources

Third, we can collect a sizable sample of data that is more likely representative of the population as a whole.

Although the WHOGS is considered to be a growth standard, the infants in the population-based surveys of size at birth are more likely representative of the reference populations and were not selected to be healthy.

Therefore, population central tendency concentrations are more likely representative of long-term average exposures and are more appropriately compared to biomonitoring guidance values based upon chronic toxicity benchmarks that assume long-term steady state exposure (Hays et al., 2012; Kirman et al., 2012).

However when there is more diffuse expression of HIF-1α as in oral SCC in the present study, the small tumour cores forming the TMA will more likely be representative.

The differences between the revised growth charts and the 2003 Fenton preterm growth chart may reflect improvements since the selected preterm growth references for the new versions are more likely globally representative of fetal and infant growth.

The reasoning behind this assumption is that if a sample is at least representative for the number of blood products, it is more likely to be representative for related outcomes as well.

For the quantitative studies, reports using a sampling method suitable for obtaining representative results for the target populations were included; we also considered studies with larger sample sizes to be more likely to provide representative data.

Since the men involved in the study were more likely to be representative of the general population, it "confirms that sperm counts have, or are, falling and essentially dispels the previous controversy", he said.

The latter sample was always more significant than the first as it was more likely to be representative of the causal bacteria in the deep infection.

Short of that, it at least should replace plurality voting with a majority system where voters won't have to vote tactically and winners are more likely to be representative of their constituency.

Therefore, using the principles of Mendelian randomization, associations between the functional polymorphism of FADS and ELOVL genes and child cognition are unlikely to be confounded by social or behavioral factors and are more likely to be representative of a causal relationship.