Sentence examples similar to unfair sampling from inspiring English sources

Some players and a league owner have voiced concerns that it may be unfair to retest urine samples of players that were taken before THG was identified.

It would be unfair for a single sample to tarnish the reputation of a product without additional data.

Even though we have a large sample size (the unfair accept condition was present, at least once, in 71 subjects) and subsumed our model in a LME framework (which is particularly suitable for these type of data), this may have lowered the power to detect possible effects.

In the absence of local capacity, it is unfair to hinder exportation of biological samples and data for good biomedical research.

"Allowing some bidders to propose sample questions could offer an unfair advantage to those bidders," the inspector general's report says.

Because we were more concerned about the group difference in fairness judgment of unfair and most unfair offers, we conducted subsequent independent sample t-tests.

Because we were more concerned about the group difference in acceptance rates of unfair and most unfair proposals, we conducted subsequent independent sample t-tests.

Asking research participants to donate a sample or data for each research question when new research questions could potentially be answered by already existing samples and data is unnecessary duplication and unfair.

"I find that in this case the DNA samples from the three items... were obtained by unfair means from the accused," said Judge Zabidin Mohamed Diah.

To validate and explore the proposer effect in each group, a paired sample t-test of the proposers was conducted on the unfair and most unfair offer levels to evaluate the offer sizes separately in light of the significant effect of offer size on acceptance rate.

In our cases here, it is certainly unfair to compare the CRB for an ML estimator based on one training block sample with the estimator MSE using multiple training block samples.