Sentence examples for random convenience from inspiring English sources

A random convenience sample of medical notes from 92 separate patient day reviews over a 4 week period were analysed for documented versions of FLATHUGS VC.

This investigation underscores that F. tularensis identification in the environment requires a systematic approach beyond environmental biomonitoring, random convenience sampling, and increased passive surveillance for human cases.

Survey participation was anonymous and voluntary, and respondents were recruited using a non-random convenience sampling method.

This study employed a non-random, convenience sampling design of 730 college students of various ranks and majors at a mid-sized, 4-year public university in Michigan to determine what impact a criminal justice education had on knowledge of the death penalty and other criminal justice facts compared to students in other majors.

The primary sampling strategy was non-random convenience.

This study examined a non-random convenience sample of information system users in a single country, and should be generalized cautiously to other populations.

Yet many HRW interviews are carried out under adverse conditions, pushing its researchers to rely on non-random convenience samples, while in other cases, HRW builds its arguments around individual and noteworthy incidents.

This sample was a non-random convenience sample because of the high level of cooperation needed on the part of the schools and adolescents to determine all the variables decided upon.

Given the formidable challenges including geographical and expense of achieving a complete and formalised representation of all facilities country wide, this study relied on a non-random convenience sample from volunteer submission of the WHO SAT from the health facilities invited to participate.

The English teacher she feels partially autobiographical, or at least aspirational collects summer-vacation essays at the start of every school year: the papers teem with "listless landscapes like postcards selected at random in convenience stores . . .

We used a combined random and convenience sample of 260 adults >40 years old.