Sentence examples for representation of the population from inspiring English sources

The key to this experiment being a success, then, is to get the best possible representation of the population at large.

"If we compare the figures from 1999 and 2015, representation of the population in our police forces has progressed at a snail's pace.

"Having a diverse workforce is important to ensure that black and minority ethnic (BME) children benefit from being taught by a more balanced representation of the population," says Pav Akhtar, head of diversity at the Training and Development Agency for Schools (TDA), the Government body that oversees the training of teachers.

This is the sense in which a random sample is random: it is an unbiased representation of the population from which it is drawn and that is a property of the entire sample, not each individual member.

A proportional sample of dairy herds in the targeted area was obtained, and animals were selected using a stratified sampling design to ensure representation of the population at risk.

Quantitative and qualitative results on the Human Connectome Project database show that integrating multi-modal information yields a stronger agreement with well established atlases and more robust connectivity networks that provide a better representation of the population.

Thus, given the growing problem of SDB and GDM globally, more variability in terms of geographical representation of the populations of pregnant women is needed.

These measurements must provide adequate sensitivity to allow detection of the chemicals of interest in a sufficient proportion of the population to provide a realistic representation of the populations' exposure.

The corresponding time-dependent and phase space representations of the population firing, as simulated by our system, are shown in 1B.

Another potential limitation would result from non-representation of the population that use other forms of public transportation, such as trains and buses, which would result in sampling bias.

(is the study population an adequate representation of the source population).