Sentence examples for sampling of cases from inspiring English sources

The Home Office's own sampling of cases revealed 226 cases between September and December 2016 who as survivors of torture should not have been detained.

Eligible operations are entered into the database on a structured 8-day cycle to ensure representative sampling of cases.

In a report released this week, the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office took a close look at a sampling of cases handled — or, rather, mishandled — by the Wage and Hour Division of the Labor Department.

But the potential problems seen in a sampling of cases in which Mr. Scarcella testified raises the prospect that innocent people may be serving life sentences for crimes they did not commit, or that guilty people whose cases were compromised could go free.

Worse, the investigation revealed that some physicians had indicated in medical records that the patients had blockages of 80 to 90 percent when a later, more scientific analysis of a sampling of cases revealed the blockages had ranged from 33 to 53 percent.

Based on extrapolation of the stratified national sampling of cases in the NEISS database, there were an estimated 352,698 U.S. ED visits by children 5 years of age and younger who were injured on slides from 2002 through 2015.

It involved the random sampling of case records, interviews with foster parents and computerized comparisons of outcomes like a child's re-entry into foster care.

A final quality check was performed by arbitrary sampling of case notes.

Overall, these factors may bias toward sampling of case-patients who had more severe symptoms.

Investigators examined a sample of cases to see how they were handled.

Placentas of a sample of cases and seronegative controls had polymerase chain reaction and culture performed.