Sentence examples for sampling researchers from inspiring English sources

In purposive sampling, researchers chose study sites or informants to represent the range of variation in those characteristics that seem to be meaningful for the topic under study.

Researchers attended on average five clinics per week; to ensure representative sampling researchers attended varied clinics and specialist clinics evenly distributed across both sites.

We used a mixed methods approach to sampling researchers, and sent out five waves of survey invitations according to our list of 652 registered C. elegans researchers.

We began by contacting colleagues who were involved in academic and advocacy biomonitoring research, and added to our sample researchers that our colleagues recommended, through snowball sampling.

After taking DNA samples, researchers had the problem of how to get Mozart's "skull" from Salzburg to their lab in Innsbruck.

Using a nationally representative sample, researchers interviewed 1,933 parents when their children were 3 years old and again at 5, asking whether and how often they were spanked.

In these samples, researchers found, on average, the levels of testosterone and three other steroid hormones in the fluids were particularly high.

Using a nationally representative sample, researchers studied 6,608 women who had delivered full-term babies, 309 of them under the threshold weight, 5 pounds 8 ounces.

By comparing multiple specimens, even cutting up fossil bones to get a look at the microstructure of bone or drilling geochemical samples, researchers can get a better idea of how dinosaurs grew up, how they varied as individuals and details about dinosaur biology.

Sometimes, when the sample is simple such as extreme environmental samples or enriched samples, researchers may get more complete genome of the most abundant microorganism.

If hemoglobin can be found in other samples, researchers trying to trace the dinosaur family tree will have a powerful new tool.