Sentence examples for samples of people from inspiring English sources

Since World War II, random samples of people in the United States and elsewhere have repeatedly been asked how happy they are.

Scientists have documented the virus in blood samples of people tested as long ago as 1990, according to a 2001 report in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases.

More recently, they have taken blood and urine samples of people watching videos of the comedian Gallagher smashing watermelons or of other standup routines.

The samples of people surveyed in "Britain" were small, unrepresentative, and inconsistent, he asserted; he noted that George Gallup's organization had brought scientific polling to Britain.

Julia A. Ericksen, a sociology professor at Temple University, said the strength of Dr. Simon's work was his use of carefully weighted research into sexuality, in which he sought out random samples of people instead of relying on volunteers.

The study assessed around 4500 urine samples of people between 16 and 44 years old who reported ever having sex, and around 200 people who had never had sex.

The reaction was mixed among an unscientific sample of people interviewed on the streets of Brooklyn.

In any random sample of people, some will eat fast, some slowly.

ComScore says that its sample of people at work has 30,000 people, far more than the 7,000 claimed by Nielsen.

The outcome of a survey can be heavily influenced by the way it is worded and the sample of people.

In the slide show at left, a sampling of people who turned up over two nights at the training center.