Sentence examples for scientifically sampled from inspiring English sources
Building on Townsend's research, The Enterprise Initiative will use the precise data from Thailand to construct the monthly income, balance sheets and cash flow statements of scientifically sampled households to evaluate the effects of entrepreneurship on macro-economic growth.
They were not selected using any particular criteria other than their heuristic potential, and to that end are more or less arbitrary, and not scientifically "sampled".
As part of the Perlan Project --- a nonprofit supported by title sponsor Airbus Group and others; the glider's two-man crew will scientifically sample the stratosphere at altitudes exceeding those of even the U-2 and the SR-71 spy planes.
A scientifically drawn sample, proper documentation of the sampling process and an overall response rate ≥ 60% are all required to be reported as weighted data (Brener et al. 2013).
The exercise drew in more than 1,300 respondents, but is a snapshot of a self-selecting group rather than a scientifically weighted sample.
That so many of the 11 pilots did a superb job of collecting scientifically valuable samples was a welcome, but unpredictable, bonus.
The study sought credible data to support planning a 2011 mission to return 500g of scientifically selected samples.
The New York Times best-seller list is based on weekly sales reports obtained from a scientifically selected sample of bookstores throughout the United States.
The online survey was created by the American Federation of Teachers, which acknowledges that it was not a scientifically valid sampling of the teaching profession.
There will also be fights in the states and in Washington over whether these raw numbers, or a more scientifically based sampling, should help determine aid formulas and Congressional boundary lines within the states.
Now, I do not have a research department at home so I could not gather a scientifically robust sample of respondents, but I did do a quick ring round of over 10 councils.
