Sentence examples for significant samples from inspiring English sources

Ali Amini Najafi, an Iranian art critic based in Germany, said: "The works in the collection are not randomly or arbitrarily chosen, it is clear that people involved in selecting them had a consistent plan to pick relevant and significant samples to depict the evolution of modern art and also to make sure that all movements from impressionists to pop art are represented.

There are plenty of moments on Magna Carta Holy Grail that recall past Jay-Z works, and the crunching bass and metallic synth shakes here are immediately reminiscent of 1998's So Ghetto (though the beat is actually a sped-up, but otherwise barely altered, sample of Adrian Younge's Sirens – one of two significant samples of the film composer on the album).

Secondly, it permits algorithms to be tested on statistically significant samples of hard problems.

On the most significant samples, moreover, XRD and ESEM characterization has been performed in order to better understand the behaviour of the studied system.

Data selection The selection of significant samples data, to minimize the mass of available data, and to facilitate the study of the main objective.

In particular, some empirical research on significant samples of Italian firms shows that there is an inverse relationship between the degree of leverage and intangible assets (Nucci et al. 2004).

(ForeclosureS.com does not track enough counties in Connecticut to provide a statistically significant sample).

For a moment, I belong to a group neither as big as a statistically significant sample nor as small as the naked self.

It is far from a statistically significant sample of course – and the female FTSE performance is helped by the reluctance of certain sectors to hire women to their boards.

The rate of response was eleven to sixteen per cent across the three waves — about twelve hundred scholars on average — a significant sample, as statisticians would say, and the responses seem reliably random.

Although the generational cohorts had already been defined, the five-year cohort approach was executed in order to retain a more fine-grained view of the changes in income over time, while retaining statistically significant sample sizes.