Sentence examples for question of the sample from inspiring English sources

The Joint Research Centre, Petten, The Netherlands supported ENIQ by investigating the question of the sample size required to determine a reliable POD curve.

The nature of the spiked compounds should be related to the analytical question of the sample set.

All previous work on trial adaptation by sample size adjustment addresses the question of whether the sample size can be reduced while maintaining a certain level of statistical significance of the trial's outcome.

While our series does not have enough cases to adequately challenge the published incidence of NPC, it does raise the question of whether the samples used in generating the Philippine and GLOBOCAN data are truly representative.

It's intriguing, moreover, that Carruth seems to have composed the score for his film in much the way that the Sampler assembles his music collages, and that Carruth himself has raised the question of whether the Sampler really deserves to be punished for his pantheist-flavored voyeurism.

But the question of how the samples and data stored in biobanks could be integrated remained open (Fig. 4).

When a model of network dynamics is required then there is also the vexed question of sample rate and sample time selection to be resolved.

These questions were compared to the initial BPI pain question: 53% of the sample reported pain in both instruments but a further 47% identified having musculoskeletal pain in our additional questions that was not recorded using the BPI questionnaire.

Although these debates are timely, they miss a crucial point at the beginning of the pipeline: the question of whether sample donors are able to access the raw data derived directly from their stored sample.

While the response rate to the survey was low, bringing into question the representativeness of the sample, it was in line with evidence that both electronic surveys [ 41] and physician surveys [ 42] are associated with low responses.

(UK 9) The UK 11 suggested that the question of ownership of the sample was relevant, but that this could be argued both ways: Is it yours or is it somebody else's?