Sentence examples for narrow representativeness from inspiring English sources
The generalisability of the available evidence for efficacy of BPTs to LMIC settings may be limited by the narrow representativeness of the study populations in the most rigorous efficacy trials, most of which were drawn from high-income (mostly English speaking) countries.
Further, the selection procedure which excluded those with neurocognitive disorders and brain abnormalities as well as the use of a narrow age cohort also decreases the representativeness of the sample, making it more difficult to generalise the current findings to other age groups.
eConcerns involve sample representativeness –use of purposive sampling favoring urban/high risk areas over rural ones, paucity of ANCs, and narrow population of pregnant women attending ANCs relative to the larger population.
Surveys, Verba argues, achieve representativeness through science.
They also identified problems with the data quality and representativeness.
The mistake that Croskerry made is called a "representativeness" error.
"There is concern about the representativeness of it," he said.
In the end it is the imaginative power, rather than the sheer representativeness, that endures.
When Croskerry teaches students and interns about representativeness errors, he cites Evan McKinley as an example.
Even when those heroes are not historical people, they carry the burden of representativeness.
