Sentence examples for more representative set from inspiring English sources

Adopting a form of "one-stop shopping" facilitates a larger and more representative set of voters.

Such relationships depend much more on upholding multilateral treaties and agreements, and supporting a more representative set of global decision makers at the UN and elsewhere, than on a throwback to the cold war concept of mutually assured destruction.

The analysis in the next sections is based on a more representative set of agreements (90 sector-level agreements) and includes also agreements signed with smaller employers' associations which may pay lower wages.

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.

To assess sperm DNA methylation at a more representative set of targets, we selected a much larger set of sequence-specific assays for use in the present study.

We would argue that some of their conclusions about the speed of the global spread and the behavior of different city types would change if the authors had considered a more representative set of cities including large metropolitan areas with little traffic as well as smaller but extensively connected cities.

Due to this, it requires large memory and a more representative training set.

Furthermore, the generation of fine-grained tokens along with the more representative tag set allows the CRF model to capture better mentions of longer entities that were generated by the fine-grained tokenization method.

Based on more representative sample set, NIR is also expected to be used in grading of malignancies, which maybe remains our future work.

Our aim was to collect ratings for both concrete and abstract words in order to create a more representative stimulus set that can be used in a variety of tasks, such as picture naming (which typically uses concrete nouns) and comprehension tasks (which may include both concrete and abstract words).

Timing the administration of the questionnaire within the first three months post intervention may also reduce non-response bias, and minimise recall bias, and ensure that patients less likely to respond (i.e. men) are prudently followed-up, this may produce a more representative data set.