Sentence examples for use a representative sample from inspiring English sources

The authors acknowledge that while they tried to use a representative sample of manufacturers' claims, it is possible that the products they analyzed were "at the worst end of the spectrum," and they concede that given more time, some of the companies may have been able to provide more references.

In this study, we have chosen to use a representative sample of approaches and our analysis involved comparing the final sets of phylogenetic hypotheses.

Finally, because the implemented method did not use a representative sample of all broadcasted ads, it does not allow for an accurate estimation of the total amount of tobacco and non-tobacco advertising exposure or the advertising pressure of specific brands.

Because we wanted to (i) use a representative sample of a natural mosquito population and (ii) minimize parental effects due to the variability in environmental conditions [ 51], we used F3 isofemale families of Ae. aegypti generated from field-sampled immatures (larvae and pupae) raised for two generations in the laboratory.

Many of the studies did not address non-response bias (74%) or use a representative sampling strategy (53%).

We identified polymorphisms associated with the prevalence of self-reported stroke in US populations using a representative sample.

The cross-sectional research design uses a representative sample of trips to school by US youth (n = 8231) to test how parental employment status and commute patterns affect non-motorized travel.

The poll was carried out online using a representative sample of more than 5,000 people of working age in five leading EU states – Britain, France, Germany, Poland and Spain.

It was the only study at the time, he said, that used a representative sample of men living in San Francisco.

The study, published in the Aug. 28 issue of Neurology, used a representative sample of community-dwelling elderly subjects, but selection may have been biased by the fact that it relied on a group of people who had given permission to be autopsied.

The study, in the Aug. 30 issue of The Journal of the American College of Cardiology, used a representative sample of hospital discharge records to estimate the number of infections caused by the devices.