Sentence examples for sample from a population from inspiring English sources

If not handled properly, a biased sample from a population usually results in a biased estimation of the population.

According to (Wohlin et al. 2012), the selection of subjects is also called a sample from a population.

Let (x_1, x_2,ldots,x_n) be a random sample from a population with cdf (F x,{varvec {theta }})) and let (f x,{varvec {theta }})) denote the corresponding pdf.

Suppose that (x_{1},ldots,x_{n},x_{n}) is a sample from a population with a distribution function (F_{theta}(x)) ((thetainOmega)).

Regression to the mean is a statistical phenomenon that occurs whenever there is a non-random sample from a population with two measures that are imperfectly correlated.

Let (y i, x i ), i = 1,…,n, be a sample from a population, where x i is a (K × 1) vector of regressors.

Statistical theory and practice allows experiments to be conducted on small samples from a population and then generalized to that population.

Sampled from a population in the Hérault department (France), adult plants displayed three types of variation in the architecture of the inflorescence axes.

This represents about 3.6%% of the country's population, which in comparison to the UK Biobank's 500 000 samples from a population of over 60 million represents only under 1 % sample of the population.

In the frequentist domain, the standard error of a parameter captures the sampling variability of the parameter under hypothetical repeating sampling from a population; it does not capture uncertain knowledge about the parameter itself.

As Wright pointed out, genes that are neutral with respect to fitness can, due to the stochastic nature of any process of sampling from a population, increase their representation from one generation to the next.