3.6.1 Quantitative sampling The survey sought to ensure that it provided a representative of portrayal of the residents of each study site.
An April 23rd article in the Washington Post is representative of this sprouting journalistic portrayal.
Overall, strengths of this large nationally representative cohort offer a baseline portrayal of anti-TNF and steroid utilisation for future assessments of the impact of the quality measures on prescribing.
The Ministry eventually complied with the request and last month Ms Qiu and her lawyer, Wang Zhenyu, met Ministry representatives to discuss the portrayal of homosexuality in textbooks.
Such portrayals, said the F.D.A., were "not generally representative of H.I.V. patients and do not adequately convey that these drugs neither cure H.I.V. infection nor reduce its transmission".
Firstly, this study included only newsprint media and is therefore not representative of the broader media's role in the portrayal of sexual health and BBV issues.
Fear was extremely well-recognized for human gesture portrayals, but not for transferred voice.
In the early 1900's, for instance, Col. William d'Alton Mann, self-styled New York dandy and noted scoundrel, published "Fads and Fancies of Representative Americans at the Beginning of the 20th Century, Being a Portrayal of Their Tastes, Diversions and Achievements".
Ms. Judita Reichenberg, UNICEF Area Representative, said: "This impressive collection of photographs is a pure and honest portrayal of children's realities.
The power of the ad comes from its portrayal of Sanders, long identified as outside the political mainstream, as a representative of the heartland.
