After all, both are heavily white states and nonrepresentative of the country's population at large.
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Yes, this is a small and nonrepresentative sample with a self-selected audience — and generally thoughtful debaters on both sides.
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In a Twitter post on Sunday morning, he accused the Cruz campaign of offering "goodies" to nonrepresentative delegates in a state he had won.
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And isn't white supremacism just as statistically nonrepresentative of Confederate flag-owners throughout the South as radical Islam is of observant Muslims across the country?
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In lieu of any more academic research of my own, I asked an incredibly biased, nonrepresentative group of men (my friends) why they like their beards.
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JON HARRISON, POULTNEY, VT. To the Editor: Michelle Goldberg cites various reasons for the nonrepresentative nature of our national government, including small-state bias in the Constitution, gerrymandered congressional districts and uneven distribution of voters throughout the states.
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In fact, the WMA committee has excluded certain performances as "nonrepresentative," and not used them in designing the Age-Graded Tables.
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The last election for this body was held on 17 May 2017. This body and of the Algerian Parliament is seen as nonrepresentative of the Algerian people's interest because of the presidency, which controls the majority of governmental power. The minimum age required for election into the APN is 28. There are 48 districts, called wilayat, in Algeria and 4 overseas constituencies which send representatives to this body.
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Additionally, differential transmission between groups, be they geographic-, age-, or risk-related, is very difficult to assess from surveillance data alone. Phylogeographic models have the possibility of more directly revealing these otherwise hidden transmission patterns. Phylodynamic approaches have mapped the geographic movement of the human influenza virus and quantified the epidemic spread of rabies virus in North American raccoons. However, nonrepresentative sampling may bias inferences of both R_0 and migration patterns.
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Because the vast majority of triple X females are never diagnosed, it may be very difficult to make generalizations about the effects of this syndrome. The samples that were studied were small and may be nonrepresentative. Because of the lyonization, inactivation, and formation of Barr bodies in all female cells, only one X chromosome is active at any time. A person with triple X syndrome will have two Barr bodies in each cell, leading to most persons having only mild effects or no effects.
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Bearman and Brückner (2002) argued that studies showing a fraternal birth order effect have used nonrepresentative samples and/or indirect reports on siblings' sexual orientation. Their analysis, focusing on opposite-sex twins, did not find an association "between same-sex attraction and number of older siblings, older brothers, or older sisters". A study by Francis (2008), using the same Add Health survey but with broader analysis, saw a very weak correlation of male same-sex attraction with having multiple older brothers (but did find a significant negative correlation of male same-sex attraction with having older sisters i.e., those who experienced a non-zero level of same-sex attraction were significantly less likely to have older sisters).
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