Sentence examples for vulnerable to sample from inspiring English sources

However, when using such complex samples, HPLC systems are vulnerable to sample carry-over.

However, this technique requires purification following each step and is therefore laborious and vulnerable to sample loss [ 19, 29].

Previous studies also revealed that some proteins are more vulnerable to sample handling than others [ 14, 15].

Cross-sectional data are vulnerable to sample bias, especially when respondents are not randomly selected, as was the case in 9 of 30 (30%) studies.

Third, the employer-sponsored health insurance question described here is only asked to workers and thus my findings may be vulnerable to sample-selection bias.

On the other hand, to date, most research providing population-based estimates [ 4- 7] relies on hospital data samples that are weighted to extrapolate to national-level estimates and are, therefore, particularly vulnerable to sampling bias [ 16].

Less than 10percentt or to be precise--or to be as precise as one can be with any stat that is vulnerable to agendas, sample size and location of those interviewed--it's 7percentt.

The approach could be extended so that PLAB graduates were required to be equivalent to the worst performing UK graduate, but any such analysis of extreme values would be vulnerable to random sampling variation.

While each individual region analysed here is smaller than in previous studies, and hence may once again be vulnerable to biased sampling, the high level of conservation is consistent across four separate areas of the genome.

We considered RMSEA, CFI and TLI as primary statistics because Chi-square is vulnerable to a large sample size (sample size > 300) [ 12].

It is subjective, often unreliable (Lapham et al., 2002), and when used in outcome studies, vulnerable to bias from sample attrition when follow-up durations are lengthy.