Sentence examples for use a sample of from inspiring English sources

To further examine the association between perceived similarity in parenting styles and psychopathology in children, it may be useful to use a sample of children in which one can expect more variance, like a clinical sample or a high-risk group.

(To put it into context, an average national opinion poll would use a sample of around 1,500-2,000 people).

Her gorgeously restrained summer smash 110% was the result, and Jessie was thrilled when Big Pun's estate gave them permission to use a sample of the late rapper reciting the line "carving my initials on your forehead" throughout the track.

In 1999, Klein's ABKCO records permitted the Verve to use a sample of an orchestral recording of the Jagger/Richards composition "The Last Time"; it became the basis for the Verve's huge hit "Bitter Sweet Symphony".

Most national opinion surveys use a sample of at least 1,000 people, which generates a margin of error of about plus or minus 3% – that is to say if an opinion poll places a party's support at 40%, that means the real figure whould be between 37% and 43%.

We use a sample of 2449 infants born five years to the survey in the study.

The UK ratings panel Barb (Broadcasters Audience Research Boardd) measures TV viewership using a sample of just 5,100 homes.

She performs the analysis using a sample of 2,750 households surveyed in eight Peruvian cities in 2000.

Sequenom, based in San Diego, was developing a test to detect the chromosomal abnormality Down syndrome in fetuses, using a sample of the pregnant mother's blood.

They had admired him so much that they had even used a sample of his voice on one of their early tracks.

That data, generated by Nielsen Media Research, uses a sample of 5,000 homes to determine how many households tune into a given program, not how many watch the ads.