Sentence examples for sample to match from inspiring English sources

Some online pollsters, for instance, adjust their sample to match the ideology and party identification of voters, which are two extremely strong predictors of how people will vote in a general election.

Gallup weights the larger adult sample to match Census estimates, but take no further steps to adjust the demographics of likely voters.

Weighting the sample to match what people say about their 2012 vote can introduce other errors as well.

The Daybreak poll goes a step further and weights the sample to match how people voted in 2012.

We adjust the sample to match that, so 25% are people who say they voted for Mitt Romney in 2012, 27% are people who say they voted for Obama and 48% either did not vote or were too young to vote last time.

Patients were selected by quota sample to match the distribution of maternity patient categories in the hospital.

In an affidavit, prosecutors said a police analysis showed the DNA samples to match, David Sleigh, Mr. Rooney's court-appointed lawyer said.

From this panel YouGov selects a sub-sample to match the Great Britain electorate by age, gender, social class, newspaper readership and party ID.

The MaxEnt ODF distribution is obtained by constraining the expected ODF over a sufficiently large number of microstructure samples to match with the given ODF information.

In March 2014 schools were selected through purposive sampling to match schools in terms of size and demographics (baseline, n = 111: post-intervention, n = 95); data were collected from children in school years 3 and 4 (aged 7 to 9 years).

Gallup currently weights its adult samples to match the March 2011 CPS, the largest monthly CPS sample that is currently available to the public.