Sentence examples for the usual sample from inspiring English sources

YouGov asked 3,794 adults (triple the usual sample size): do you think the war on drugs has been successful in reducing drug use?

Therefore, we developed a new approach in which isotopically labeled peptide-MHC monomers (hpMHC) are prepared and added directly after cell lysis, i.e. before the usual sample processing.

We show how consecutive extreme observations bias the usual sample cross-correlations and could lead to wrongly identifying potential leverage effect.

Specifically, within the usual sample size ranges, over 10 GO categories were overrepresented with a striking confidence level.

This number complies with the usual sample size necessary for significance of qualitative data and for saturation of themes to be reached [ 6].

Smyth (2004) defines the moderated t-statistic by (2) This statistic represents a hybrid classical and Bayesian approach in which the posterior variance has been substituted into the classical t-statistic in place of the usual sample variance.

This isn't to say that more traditional Sundance struggles were underrepresented, as the usual sampling of coming-of-age stories made clear.

The food is strictly average (the usual sampling of bar food and Indian snacks like chicken lollypops and masala papad), and whatever you do stay away on Wednesday nights, when it turns into a karaoke joint.

By June, there will also be the usual sampling of high school kids entered in the N.B.A. draft because, all campaigns built on the morality of self-interest aside, the track record of players like Jermaine O'Neal is pretty darn good.

We show (i) that the usual sampling variance estimator is a downward-biased estimator of the total variance of the abundance index, (ii) that the bias of the usual variance estimator does not decrease when increasing the sampling size, (iii) that correlated observation errors may have a dramatic impact on the total variance, especially when the sampling size increases.

Furthermore, the usual sampling issues of field research may limit the generalizability of results.