Sentence examples for scientific sampling from inspiring English sources

Probability sampling is now the accepted method of scientific sampling.

The students at Al Noor may not be a scientific sampling of Muslim American youth.

I don't have a scientific sampling, but up until now, most people I've met seem fairly satisfied.

Of course, the Haggler's in-box is hardly a scientific sampling.

The Clinton Administration proposed to use statistical sampling to address this in the 2000 census in effect, to use scientific sampling methods as a supplement to literal counting.

It's not a scientific sampling, but my neighbors seemed to feel that their insurance companies' compensation for Sandy cars was fair.

This was by no means a scientific sample.

The way V.N.S. works, he explained, is that a random scientific sample of polling places is made.

A microcosm of the electorate, a scientific sample of 275 voters, was gathered for a weekend to discuss the issues raised by the election campaign of 1997.

A "Mini Hite Report" in the book is based on 790 responses to that questionnaire; it is not, she acknowledges, a scientific sample.

It's not a scientific sample, and it's easy for an organized faction behind a candidate with narrow appeal to tilt the results.