Sentence examples for sampling is representative from inspiring English sources

In the oil and gas industry, the current standard that is used to quantify the fraction of water (so called "water-cut") in an oil water multiphase flow stipulates the oil water mixture to be homogenised to ensure sampling is representative.

Our population estimates of Nautilus pompilius at Osprey Reef assume that we effectively sampled the entire Nautilus habitat of this reef and could demonstrate that local sampling is representative of the entire area occupied by the species.

A sufficient number of samples must be taken to increase the probability that the sampling is representative, given the likely extent of contamination.

An alternative explanation is that many cases of MDR-TB were missed, but this seems unlikely because the sampling is representative of MDR-TB cases in Minas Gerais.

It is thus difficult to assess whether this sampling is representative of the whole introgressed haplotypes and if these inferences indicate changes in the selection regime induced by introgression.

More generally, if our sampling is representative of the frequency of genotypes in the populations, then r is more frequent (1 11 vs. 9 3; P < 0.01) in NM-LNF than OR-MRD, while MS is more frequent in OR-MRD than NM-LNF, though the latter is not statistically significant (3:9 vs. 0 12; P > 0.05).

While the MTurk sample is not perfectly representative of the U.S. adult population, the ANES sample is representative, and both surveys reveal nearly identical relationships.

So App Annie says the sample is "representative," if not comprehensive.

The survey sample is representative for Hanoi and HCMC.

When sample weights are used, the sample is representative of the Icelandic population in 2007 [66].

Another issue is how to ensure the sample is representative of the general population.