Sentence examples for samples of a population from inspiring English sources

Experimental stimulus sets are samples of a population of stimuli.

Bins of ∼1 bp in length were manually selected across all samples of a population wherever visual bands were present within the 60 to 350 bp size range.

Variability is a property of the system (e.g., environmental or genetic variations) that does not decrease when larger samples of a population are observed.

A weighted analysis may provide better estimation when using aggregated data from random samples of a population to make inferences at the individual level.

Chi-square statistics were used to test for the significance of each particular SNP across samples of a population (LJ, K, or F1); across samples, sum of squares of scores of each SNP were measured in confidence interval units.

In repeated cross-sectional studies of different samples of a population, it is difficult to determine whether observed weight gain reflects true age effects or merely age differences in the characteristics of the repeated samples.

Margin-of-error calculations assume that pollsters are doing everything right — other than taking a random sample of a population, thereby introducing sampling error.

In the nineteen-thirties, social scientists argued for the merits of a shortcut that relied on statistical science: surveying a tiny but representative sample of a population.

We need to learn how to work with massive incomplete and biased data: social media is not a statistically representative sample of a population; the demographics of users are frequently unknown; not all posts are geo-referenced when they are published.

Environments are deemed to be a random effect, as they were chosen to represent a roughly random sample of a population of environments.

It is therefore important to note that a Twitter data analysis cannot be seen as a representative sample of a population.