Sentence examples for use of this sample from inspiring English sources

Besides, we admit that the use of this sample to represent the North African population constitutes a simplification of the heterogeneous source of African influences that have affected the Spanish populations.

There are obvious limitations to the use of this sample, most notably their age and education level are not reflective of the general population.

Use of this sample may have introduced bias, although whether any such bias would contribute to overestimation or underestimation of risk is unclear.

Although the study of tumour markers in exhaled breath condensate did not reach the clinical settings, except in asthma and COPD, a good number of studies are readily available in literature and propose the use of this sample for the non-invasive diagnosis and monitoring of lung cancer [ 28, 32, 34- 36].

The use of this sampling frame was on the basis of sample size needed (at least 230 dyads of adolescents and parents) for psychometric analyses in our previous study [ 19], which is also appropriate for the current study.

In this survey, the study children were chosen based on kindergartens, and the use of this sampling technique helped to reduce the time and cost associated with the survey.

The primary caveat with the use of this convenience sample is that social support may be lower and rates of trauma higher than in other incarcerated samples.

Finally, the use of this unique sample to study genotype and environment interactions is described.

"We did request and receive clearance for the use of this particular sample from the original source prior to the release of the song through the production company after we spoke to the wedded Māori couple themselves".

In a separate statement, SM Entertainment's Paul Huh said: "We at SM Entertainment did not hope to or mean to offend any Māori people, or anyone for that matter, through the use of this particular sample in the song".

The use of this large sample size increases probability of identification of a target of selection [ 21].