sampling procedure

Prior to 1976, section 141(a) did not address sampling procedures.

Most sampling procedures often begin by obtaining the dark current images of the sample.

Weekend scientists can also learn data collection techniques and water sampling procedures.

On occasions simple random sampling procedures as just described do not meet the requirements of the research.

There are various other kinds of sampling procedure, and any statistics textbook will explain them.

A redesigned and valid sampling procedure, would not, he said, cost any more to operate than the one now in effect.

They said the quality of sampling procedures was well above the level common in national surveys, using a large, nationally representative survey.

The book leaves unanswered questions a reader might have about such vital matters as sampling procedures.

Prior to implementing sampling procedures, a sampling plan should be developed.

Sampling procedures, then, necessarily involve a series of compromises.

The review has already included an independent audit of the sampling procedure the department uses to reach its final harvest figure each year.

Conserved motifs were searched for using the Gibbs sampling procedure.

For one, the sampling procedure could be designed so that individuals are selected according to their position within the social structure or social group.

There is random error in all sampling procedures.

Much of our existing knowledge has been gathered from descriptive studies which lack controls and proper sampling procedures.

The sampling procedure may cause some discomfort and minor bleeding, but otherwise there are no associated risks.

A sampling procedure suggests measuring some segment or portion of the operation that will represent the total.

The informants contacted during the snowball sampling procedure were aged between 18 and 32 at the time of interview.

The first draw sampling procedures make water supplier sampling impractical.

Testing is performed by FDA and will use our routine sampling procedures.

Mr. Rodgers said that change might be due to sampling procedures or an aging work force rather than a fundamental shift in family patterns.

Respondents are selected according to some sampling procedure to be representative of some group, collectivity, attribute or process.

A percentage that has been calculated by differentially weighting observations to account for complex sampling procedures.

The plan should convincingly demonstrate that statistical sampling procedures would produce administrative savings while adequately protecting the interests of the government.

Both surveys utilize multistage probability sampling procedures, enabling the generation of nationally representative estimates.