Sentence examples for sample that reflected from inspiring English sources

The interviews were collected from people who originally lived in 603 different locations in Central and Eastern Europe, to create a sample that reflected the distribution of the Yiddish-speaking population on the eve of World War II.

This was a large sample that reflected the global distribution of birth defects in Shanxi Province.

Although efforts were made to select a heterogeneous sample that reflected the diversity of the sex worker population in each site, it is unclear whether this was actually achieved.

The inclusion criteria for this trial were designed to provide a more homogeneous sample that reflected clinicians' perceptions of the appropriate sub-group of patients most likely to benefit from traction.

In brief, the sample consisted of 1030 members of general public and quotas were employed to obtain a sample that reflected the UK national population by age, gender, geographical location and occupation based on 2001 UK Census.

The nearly 300 respondents were a random sample that "reflected proportionately" the distribution of faculty among subject areas, with about 31% in natural sciences.

To deliver on its potential to adequately describe adolescent development, it is essential that it adopt recruitment procedures that are efficient and effective and will yield a sample that reflects the nation's diversity in an epidemiologically informed manner.

"Whoever makes a statement about human behavior has engaged in a survey of some sort," adding: The difference between the survey takers and the rest of generalizing humankind is that the former (usually) observe large numbers of people in a representative sample that reflects the total population and are precise about their methods of data collection and analysis.

Remember that you are applying for a professional program and it reflects very poorly on an applicant's judgment when we see a writing sample that reflects a lack of effort or professionalism.

Complemented with a naming of the individual sample that reflects the sample's ancestry (the labels of descendent-samples include the label of the original sample and a systematic batch-number), the research workflow in the laboratory can be recorded with the highest accuracy.

This poll, by contrast, was carefully developed to provide a sample that reflects the voting public as a whole.