Sentence examples for sample to reflect from inspiring English sources

Others always weight the sample to reflect what they believe to be the likely composition of the electorate.

It has also chosen its sample to reflect the fact that almost half the people voting will be people who have signed up in some way since May.

Six months after a drug included in the sample becomes available as a generic, the Department of Labor recalibrates its sample to reflect whether people at the outlet have switched to the generic version.

When adjusting the study sample to reflect the population using the NHATS-provided study weights, the percentage of our cohort that was frail at baseline was 15%.

That creates a risk when we weight the sample to reflect how people say they voted.

Urban areas were restricted to 15% of the sample to reflect the rural distribution of the population (Census 2005).

The BBC∶A ratio incorporates the relative richness of OTUs prevalent in these 4 bacterial classes associated with fecal and non-fecal samples to reflect possible fecal inputs, rather than the use of single organism presence or absence.

The Cycle 4 longitudinal weights are appropriate for this analysis since these weights are adjusted for population changes between Cycle 1 and Cycle 4. We further adjusted the Cycle 4 longitudinal weight for each child in the sub-sample to reflect the approximate population of four to five year olds (i.e. adjusted total weight = 795,856).

Hence we consider these samples to reflect the local population diversity.

KNHANES used stratified multi-stage clustered probability sampling to reflect the non-institutionalized Korean population.

Caregivers will be purposively sampled to reflect the intervention groups (i.e., 12 participants per research group) [ 64].