Sentence examples for sample raises a from inspiring English sources

The fact that this criterion is difficult to establish without a comparison to the laboratory sample raises a potential problem for the use of this method of participant removal with AMT samples; however, for the purposes of this validation study, it provides us with a conservative estimate that is logically comparable to the laboratory sample.

Finally, the projection of this model over the rest of the sample raised a 66% of cases correctly classified.

The use of archived samples raises a number of important ethical challenges.

The banking of biological samples raises a number of ethical issues in relation to the storage, export and re-use of samples.

Analysis of such samples raises a number of issues, including enormous complexity, large dynamic range and low levels of available analyzable material.

Third, the small size of our sample raises the possibility of a Type II error.

(E.g., a two-standard deviation increase in female beauty from the mean in this sample raises the probability that a household contributes to the charity from 0.30 to 0.46).

The finding that the European sample is equally related to Neanderthal as the Chinese and Papuan sample raises interesting questions about what went on in Pleistocene Europe.

Fourth, the high proportion of caesarean deliveries as observed among the sample raises serious concerns of how ANCs can be improved to avoid unnecessary complications at the time of delivery and the catastrophic expenditure for maternity care.

The small size of the sample raises concerns of type II error and the inclusion of only one PCC raises issues of generalisation of other primary care settings.

Furthermore, lack of agreement between child- and parent-reported episodes in this sample raises doubt over the validity of combining information about youth BP symptomatology across informants.