Sentence examples for the narrow sample from inspiring English sources

A good man I know says he thinks Scotland will vote yes – an opinion that may be based around the narrow sample of the local shinty club.

The scientific fears have so far proved groundless and opponents seem to be playing upon them much less - at least to judge by the narrow sample of criticism of Mr Lynas's speech.

As a final result of the resolution improvement experiment, the narrow sample pitch of 0.4 μm was successfully resolved beyond the diffraction limit of 0.74 μm with relatively less speckle noise.

The narrow sample characteristics of the sub-group participating in the post-intervention follow-up (90% women) also restricts any meaningful inferences around the influence of gender and occupational group (a fact also acknowledged by the authors).

We acknowledge that the validity and reliability estimates were influenced by the narrow sampling due to logistical difficulties [ 33].

The cross correlation between the two levels ensures that the narrowed sample still falls into the reliability limits of the study.

Another potential limitation is the focus on a narrow sample – school employees from one state in the US.

Pinched microfluidic injection enables the formation of very narrow sample plugs for fast, efficient separations, but the injected volume is fixed by the device geometry, and a quantitative bias may still be present because of more rapid depletion of high-mobility species from the sample reservoir.

Most of what we know about the genetic basis of disease risk rests upon a narrow sample of the population.

The planned narrow sampling window does not allow us to demonstrate persistence of drug in the CSF over the entire dosing interval, especially at the end of the interval when CSF concentrations might be lowest.

We then developed a predictive model in this narrower sample following the same procedure outlined in aim 1.