Sentence examples for more representative result from inspiring English sources

(2014) call for further research in the area of integrated on- and offline retailing to get a broader scope of opinions and obtain a more representative result.

Inclusion of Middle Eastern or South Asian examples would be expected to yield a more representative result.

To assess the ability of Mah and Maa to grow intracellularly, the use of primary cells will give a more representative result compared to immortalised macrophage cell-lines.

Although, in theory, serologic surveys should provide an accurate record of the infection rate of pandemic (H1N1) 2009, they failed to provide a quicker and more representative result than the multiplier model.

In the present study no nodules were excluded; we also included semi-solid and ground-glass lesions which, in our opinion, will provide a more representative result, as in everyday clinical practice all sorts of nodules must be assessed.

Although enrichment factors are 10-fold lower in BM than in blood, the OncoQuick density gradient centrifugation protocol provides real improvements compared with standard Ficoll; first, by increasing the tumor cell density in BM samples and, second, by reducing the number of slides that need to be analyzed to achieve a more representative result.

The health surveys used in our study were nationally representative, so should produce more representative results for Scotland as a whole than studies representing particular groups or places.

A simpler ballot would allow more people to vote, and so produce more representative results.

Complex dynamical models yield more representative results at the expense of larger computation times.

Pre-inoculation with Gloeophyllum abietinum gave more representative results than pre-inoculation with Oligoporus placenta.

However, the data lie within our confidence boundaries, so they do not contradict our more representative results.