Sentence examples for more representative random from inspiring English sources
We are currently studying more representative random populations of GW veterans (Fiedler et al. 2006).
A more representative survey examining a random sample of response professionals and the general public would be necessary to confirm this argument.
A computer model study showed that damaging the functional brain network as a function of the number of connections is more representative of the AD networks than random damage [ 18].
The resulting sequences confirmed that the random shear library is more representative of the melon genome than the restriction library, with less bias against repetitive DNA and fewer gaps.
Dividing the data set in this manner provided an alternative to simple random subsets and perhaps yielded a more representative set of what might approximate nongeocoded addresses.
A quota sample market research telephone survey gives a low response rate yet is more representative and accurate than a postal survey of a random sample of the population.
In particular, the inclusion of neurological or psychiatric disorders that had been examined in more than seven VBM studies may not have resulted in a representative random sample of each group of disorders.
Disaggregation of a tumour sample generates a large random sample of tumour cells and may elicit a more representative and relevant gene expression profile than LCM, without the need for RNA amplification.
While participants were subsampled from a larger more representative study, heterogeneous in social background and location, it is not a random geographical sample and we are appropriately cautious in generalising results.
Weights were calculated for the core sample members, and we analysed only weighted data to reduce bias from non-random non-response to make the respondent sample more representative of the population.
On the flip side, the more random selection of members of an Antarctic overwintering crew may be more representative of the entire standard distribution curve's spectrum.
