The main differences between the 2013 survey and earlier versions was in a wider sample used.
Among a wider sample of registered voters, which included fewer voters who identified themselves as Republicans, Mr. Obama has a stronger command of the race.
Reviewing a wider sample of 5,235 cases, Mr. Newsome found that the average age of the debtors' cars was six to nine years and that 25percentt had medical debts exceeding $1,000.
The premiere of its third version, given in October 1984 before an audience including Claude Pompidou, the president's widow, and Jacques Chirac, more or less silenced criticism (though there were no doubt some who thought Boulez's outstanding gifts as a composer made this less than a fair trial of Ircam's validity, which needed to be seen to succeed with a wider sample of composers).
Of the wider sample of 2,050 people polled, 45% were strongly or somewhat inclined to want interest rates go up to improve their returns, and a similar proportion said they would be more likely to save if rates were higher.
In fact, the same measure, when looked at over a wider sample of years, actually depicts a drastic growth in violence since 2009, when American commanders first began inching toward a counterinsurgency strategy that focused on reducing violence rather than solely on battling militants.
These findings are supported by Ohanian et al. (2006) for a wider sample of economies.
These issues can be explored only with a wider sample and a longitudinal research design.
There will be a much wider sample of Chinese pupils taking part in the next round of the international Pisa tests.
This meant that the lead-users views did not reflect their opinion on the sample projects, but on a wider sample of FP projects.
In a wider sample of 173 species averaging at least 50 saplings per census, there were 48 having peak mortality in the first interval, but a larger number (57 species) had peak mortality in the middle interval, 1995 2000.
