Sentence examples for question of the representativeness from inspiring English sources

We included VDP programs with data available by site or one-site programs, which raises the question of the representativeness of the sites included, both in regard to the whole VDP program and to other existing PMTCT programs.

A major concern in interpreting our data is the question of the representativeness of a 1 m² excavation area, and whether the fluctuations described above, particularly in AH V and IV, indeed indicate a shift in resource use or subsistence, or if the patterns only reflect the limitations of the excavation.

Further to this it was observed that the distribution of biomass within the porous bed became heterogeneous, rising questions on the representativeness of sampling.

Admittedly, such impact on the local area around the site cannot be extrapolated to a regional scale, raising question of the spatial representativeness of the previous records.

Our observations in the Western Finisterre Ranges are of particular interest as they raise questions about the representativeness of isolated measurements of tephra thickness, the number of measurements necessary to determine mean thickness adequately, and attendant inaccuracies in isopach maps of tephra distribution and estimates of ashfall volume.

As expected from the reduction in transcription that occurs in yeast stationary phase [ 44], total RNA extracts obtained from samples T4, T5 and T6 produced lower amount of cDNA, compromising the labelling of the samples for microarrays and raising questions about the representativeness of the data obtained from eventual pooling of the cDNA synthesis reactions.

Further, by accident the sample also contained almost twice as many girls than boys, which of course raises further questions concerning the representativeness of the sample.

The 44% frequency of parental alcohol consumption also raises questions about the representativeness of the sample, as national surveys indicate that 60%-70 60%-70ults are alcohol drinkers [ 42].