Get A Sample Don't be shy about requesting a sample.
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The sample drawn for this study reflects fixed sample targets on demographics.
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The sample will be stored in the spacecraft's Sample Return Capsule (SRC).
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Nielsen's sample is a true representative sample, while Symphony's is self-selecting.
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Statistically, we are comparing one rather small sample with one enormous sample.
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The sample will be matched against a DNA sample from Natalee's mother, Beth.
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Ipsos uses fixed sample targets, unique to each study, in drawing a sample.
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"My personal favorite sample on the album is the "WanderingSoul" sample," MSW explains.
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Total sample size was 1,550 adults from an overall sample of 1626 respondents.
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Its sample is 100,000 addresses; the American Community Survey's sample is 3.5 million.
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They then tested that DNA sample against an existing crime scene DNA sample.
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That's why our samples are generally split into an A sample and a B sample.
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All the brands contained some higenamine, but the amount varied widely from sample to sample.
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She gives a urine sample, a rectal swab, a throat swab, and a blood sample.
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His wife took their son to get the sample in Urumqi, where they lived, and the sample proved to be more than a 99.99% match with S.'s own sample.
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Should Bett's B sample match his A sample, he will face a ban from the sport.
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An extra sample of 6 exchange customers was added to the sample to provide broader findings.
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Why hadn't anyone drawn a blood sample or asked for a hair sample from the beginning?
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Many public polls sample only frequent voters, or screen their sample down to the likeliest voters.
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When I replay the song for the artist, it resembles the sample without [the sample] being there.
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When sample sizes are small, this fix is difficult, as halving the sample saps power from tests.
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Beegle said this is not a sample return mission, but the start of a sample return campaign.
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If you sample a few hundred college students, you'll get a sample that's quite biased toward Democrats.
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If you sample a few hundred college students, you'll get a sample that's quite biased toward Democrats.
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Doing so gives us a total sample of about 2,500 black respondents, a fairly robust sample size.
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But the sample sizes were so small that they could only test a few chemicals on each sample.
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"I could be wrong but Givenchy normally makes sample sizes, and obviously, I'm not sample size," Wilson says.
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Turek said studies on semen quality in the same man can look 403 percent different sample to sample.
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The sample size includes 805 adults for a margin of error of ±3.5 percentage points for full sample.
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OSIRIS-REx is NASA's first asteroid sample return mission, and the largest sample return since Apollo returned moon rocks.
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The company has 50 sample gowns, in six different styles, in bridal sample sizes 2, 4, and 10 available.
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"We have tutorials, sample code and sample e-commerce solutions," says Lucas Ives, head of conversation engineering at Pullstring.
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Each mystery bag costs $16, contains two sample-size products, one surprise sample item, and a Sephora collector's pin.
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The sample size was 1,125 adults for a margin of error of ±2.9 percentage points for the full sample.
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More offensively, Clear Labs found pork DNA in one sample of beef patties and one sample of ground beef.
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"A sample size of two is really small, but it's better than a sample size of one," Volk said.
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The results for the full sample have a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3 percentage points, it is 4.5 points for the Democratic voters' sample and 5 points for the Republican voter sample.
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Each sample is determined not just by the sample before it, but the thousands of samples that came before it.
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It will take a sample of the asteroid and -- in a US space first -- bring the sample back to Earth.
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Australian swimmer Shayna Jack said her 'B' sample had confirmed the presence in her sample of Ligandrol, an anabolic agent.
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Emojipedia has worked with artists to create sample designs of the new emojis: Again, this is just a sample design.
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Sample size can also be a challenge because the smaller the sample, the less likely it is to be representative.
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Mr. Johnson's DNA sample was compared to a sample from his toothbrush and then confirmed with samples from his parents.
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Sample bridal gowns may be ordered to try on at home for $25 each; sample bridesmaids' dresses are $10 each.
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That sample came back as a positive match, as did a second sample obtained by the Sacramento district attorney's office.
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"The good news is we think that it's sample-able, that we will get a sample off the surface," Lauretta says.
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Here's one example:43-7e752fa2-a325-4ce0-8fa6-bb49b7fd3f4bSwitch sample metadata defining switch sample sets associated with multimedia data is created.
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The sample size is adequate given that the statistics used to test the significance of correlations takes into account sample size.
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You can turn the audio sample up and down by waving your hand or trigger a sample by tapping your finger.
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Because ingredients change from sample to sample, each batch of grey death is a mystery -- right down to its signature color.
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It can tell you if a hair sample is negative, but it can't tell you if a hair sample is positive.
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" Meanwhile, Laxcity has changed his Twitter bio to say "Check out my Splice sample pack for that sweet JB melody sample.
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Patients order the company's saliva-collection kit, gather a sample, and then mail the kit and saliva sample back to the company.
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Patients order the company's saliva-collection kit, gather a sample and then mail the kit and saliva sample back to the company.
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They write: First, there is a clear difference in the volume of Russian-related tweets between Brexit sample and US Election sample.
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The margin of error for the full sample was 4.4 percentage points, and for the likely voters sample was 4.8 percentage points.
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The sample size was 900 adults, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.3 percentage points for the full sample.
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The sample is then placed in a plastic, screw-top container with a fluid called Universal Transport Medium that preserves the sample.
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The sample size was 803 adults, for a margin of error of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points for the full sample.
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They tested the DNA sample against an existing crime scene DNA sample and determined DeAngelo was their suspect, law enforcement officials said.
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Then we'll move on: Here the speckle pattern (in reciprocal space), due to density fluctuations in the sample, from a bounded beam illuminating the sample is measured as a function of rotation and translation (in real space) of the sample.
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The drone-led deliveries entail a medical professional first loading the drone with a medical sample or specimen, such as a blood sample.
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A sample from the biopsy will be sent to ViaGen, which will then culture new living cells from the sample and freeze them.
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Even when a random (representative) sample is selected, the sample still may be biased, meaning the percentage obtained from the sample may not accurately estimate the percentage that would be obtained from the population if the entire population were able to be surveyed.
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Even when a random (representative) sample is selected, the sample still may be biased, meaning the percentage obtained from the sample may not accurately estimate the percentage that would be obtained from the population if the entire population were able to be surveyed.
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Athletes typically provide a blood or urine specimen that is divided into an A sample, which receives a preliminary screen, and a B sample, which is usually tested off site for a specific substance after a suspicious result from the A sample.
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On Thursday, he gave investigators a DNA sample, which was matched on Saturday to a sample recovered from Vetrano's body, leading to his arrest.
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On Thursday, Lewis gave investigators a DNA sample, which was matched on Saturday to a sample recovered from Vetrano's body, leading to his arrest.
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It had a margin of error ±4% points for its sample of 875 registered voters and ±3.5% among its full sample of 1,008 adults.
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Based on the feel, I'll incorporate flavor to be aligned [and make sense] on the sample, before I remove the sample from the track.
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It will also offer support services for musicians creating samples, like resources on best practices for creating sample packs and selling sample-based content.
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Another ruling sees a positive A sample test being sufficient to prove an anti-doping violation even if a B sample has been waived.
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The margin of error for the regional sample is plus or minus 2.8 percentage points, while it is 1.4 points for the national sample.
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Researchers have created a 3D map of a radioactive sample using the synchrotron, allowing them to see the distribution of elements within the sample.
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"For a long, long time we had a sample size of zero, and now we&aposve got a sample size of two," Hendry said.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points for the entire sample and the sample of likely voters.
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The company's consumer unit said it was too early to confirm whether cross-contamination of the sample had caused a false positive, whether the sample was taken from a bottle with an intact seal or whether the sample was prepared in a controlled environment.
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Some of the measures include the percent of the sample tested with detectable pesticides and the average number of pesticides found on a single sample.
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Stella sent a sample to a colleague's lab asking for the same analysis "for cross-calibration purposes" but without saying where the sample came from.
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Jack, who denies wittingly taking a banned substance, said her second 'B' sample had confirmed the presence in her sample of Ligandrol, an anabolic agent.
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"Is it better to have a large sample that is biased, or a small sample that is nonbiased?" he asks in a UW news release.
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Sony A29 III sample images Sony A43R III sample images For video, both cameras shoot 24p up to 224fps and 230K at either 24 or 30fps.
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The margin of error is 4 percentage points among the sample of 888 registered voters and 4.5 percentage points among the sample of 85033 likely voters.
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Jack, who denies wittingly taking a banned substance, on Sunday said her 'B' sample had confirmed the presence in her sample of Ligandrol, an anabolic agent.
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They tested two different concentrations of ground-up milk chocolate from one edible for their THC potency: a 1,000 milligram sample and a 2,000 milligram sample.
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It has a margin of error of 3.4 percentage points for the full sample and 5 points for the sample of Democratic and Democratic-leaning respondents.
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Additionally, the planned Mars 2020 rover will prepare a sample for return to Earth, but there's no strategy yet for how to actually bring the sample home.
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The margin of error is +/- 4 points for the sample of 888 registered voters, and the margin is +/- 4.5 points for the sample of 707 likely voters.
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The company was originally known as Federated Sample but rebranded as Lucid in 2015 as its offerings expanded to include products like Fulcrum, its automated sample marketplace.
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I-- my-- urge to sample sewage has not been-- BILL GATES: We're back-- WARREN BUFFETT: I've gotten to 87 without any urge -- any urge to sample sewage.
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The maximum survey weight is equal to 2 percent of the sample, and the minimum survey weight is equal to 1/2 percent of the sample^2.
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To prove this, four trained beagles were tested to see if they could distinguish between a normal blood sample and a blood sample from a cancer patient.
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The full sample has a 1.2 percentage point margin of error, while the sample of likely Democratic primary voters has a 1.7 percentage point margin of error.
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The boxer's camp have requested a B sample be tested, the BBC reported, and if that sample comes back negative Miller can apply for a license again.
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PEN's Campus Free Speech Guide offers case studies on how to address hateful speech with information sheets explaining the law, sample policies, and sample statements, among other tools.
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Our thought bubble, via Axios Science Editor Andrew Freedman: A sample size of one — achieved in Berlin over a decade ago — is now a sample size of two.
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Researchers took a saliva sample from a group of felines and canines, let the pets play with their owners for ten minutes, and then they took another sample.
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Hayabusa2 could have easily been done when it grabbed its first sample in February, but the team behind the spacecraft decided to collect another sample before returning home.
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Sample collection using an instrument called the Touch-and-Go Sample Acquisition Mechanism (TAGSAM) is currently scheduled for summer 2020, while return to Earth is scheduled for 2023.
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OSIRIS-REx has been swooping around Bennu since late 2018, and in 2020, it will swoop down, collect a sample, and return that sample to Earth in 2023.
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The project provides many resources on how to get started like sample interviews, sample interview questions, as well as background materials on American wars of the 20th century.
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The first-draw sample at one water fountain had a concentration of 712 parts per billion; the second-draw sample had a concentration of 34.8 parts per billion.
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To state the obvious: findings from a sample that's made up of 98 percent Republicans will be entirely different than findings from a sample of 98 percent Democrats.
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"We're looking inside the sample and looking at in ways that we've never been able to see before," he said, while carefully placing a sample into the machine.
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A DNA sample taken from him at the time matched a semen sample linked to the sexual assaults of two teenage girls in the Bronx in August 1993.
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A side quirk from multiple people using the same melodic sample: Because Monroe and YUMDDA's songs have portions with the unaltered sample and nothing else, Shazam gets confused.
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A sample taken from one part of a person's body will match a sample from another part of her body more closely than it will matches her partner's.
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This means that the sample collection part of the mission will have to be adjusted to make sure that OSIRIS-REx can touch down and collect a sample.
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Results based on the full sample have a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points, and 4.5 points for the Republican primary voter sample (405 voters).
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If a doctor takes a DNA sample, that sample is protected by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and there are limits on how it can be shared.
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Mr. Lewis agreed to give the sample, which matched DNA found on Ms. Vetrano's neck and cellphone, as well as a mixture sample taken from her fingernails, prosecutors said.
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And since the sample sizes were bigger — one study had 51 participants, the other 29 — they are a little more reliable, although the sample sizes are still fairly small.
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Similarly, a "Sample Social Media Announcements" document obtained from the Maywood Police Department includes sample posts for Facebook, NextDoor, and Twitter announcing that the police department had joined Neighbors.
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An IOC official told Reuters no names would be made public at this stage until athletes had been informed and a second sample, or B-sample, tested as well.
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The percentage of Democratic voters who support the tariffs decreases, from 22 percent in the non-Trump sample to 14 percent in the sample that got the Trump question.
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Local media reported the positive check on her A sample was taken in Addis Adaba earlier this year and that Aregawi has asked for her B sample to be tested.
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"The area where tissue samples are usually listed – usually with client, sample description, sample ID, type of preservation, and the date and time of preservation – is all blank," she said.
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Designed to return a sample as large as two kilograms, the mission is likely to bring back the largest sample of alien rock since the Apollo 202020 mission in 1972.
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Including banks' insurance subsidiaries would increase "trading and available-for-sale securities" in the sample by EUR1.9 trillion, nearly 60%, increasing those banks scores' relative to the wider sample population.
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Other courts in the country are more firm on the "get a license or do not sample" mantra, regardless of length of the sample or commercial use of the work.
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It took 18 years for scientists to determine the 2001 sample was subtype L of Group M because researchers had to develop new technologies and techniques to sequence the sample.
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Lepchenko's case remained unresolved for longer because the concentration of meldonium in her first positive sample, 12,360 nanograms per milliliter, was 93 times greater than the concentration in Betov's sample.
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"We've got the first-ever sample of Type D killer whale," Mr. Pitman proclaimed a few minutes later, displaying to a videographer a small sample of whale skin and blubber.
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After reviewing a small sample of cases, GAO found a staggering 60 percent of the family separations examined in the sample were not correctly documented per Border Patrol's own policy.
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Then she made a nimbus, an identical but slightly larger area than the sample, and placed that behind the cut-out scribble, as though to highlight or halo the sample.
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"A player from the men's rugby sevens national team admitted the results from his A sample and rejected the opportunity to test his B sample," the RRF added in a statement.
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Forms from NASA's Office of Inspector General document that the sample was "recovered" by the agency, and was later determined to be terrestrial in origin, and not an Apollo landing sample.
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You take a blood sample, put the blood sample in a paper microfluidic device, and in 15 minutes you take a photo with your smartphone and get results in 3 seconds.
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The updated track in turn seems to flip a sample from "To the Max" (notably the "get em right" vocal sample and hand percussion) into its own frenetic, chopped-up piece.
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"We need a huge sample size and right now we have a sample size of one, and soon maybe two," Logan told CNBC at the New Worlds conference in Austin, Texas.
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Each button, as Lynch explains, is essentially a sample trigger, which lines the triggered element up on the 8th or 16th note, synchronizing (or quantizing) the sample to a silent metronome.
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Still, researchers cautioned that their sample size was small and noted that "further investigations involving a larger sample" — especially one with more females — were needed to confirm the correlations they found.
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The July 11-12 poll gathered its sample from 1,296 people, including 541 Trump voters, while the May 10-15 poll gathered its sample from 1,206 people, including 543 Trump voters.
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Ever since I sent my first saliva sample to be analyzed by consumer-genetics company 23andMe, I've become obsessed with what I can find out from a sample of my DNA.
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Check it out ... Jamie gives us an awesome sample.
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But as the Collatz process continues and the numbers in the sample draw closer to 1, the small skewing effect becomes more and more pronounced—the same way that a slight miscalculation in a poll doesn't matter much when the sample size is large but has an outsize effect when the sample size is small.
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Their analysis of the government tests found that strawberries had an average of 5.75 different pesticides per sample -- compared to 1.74 pesticides per sample of all the other produce the USDA tested.
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Two samples are taken during a doping test but generally the B sample is frozen and only analyzed if the A sample has been found to contain a prohibited substance, WADA said.
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The link weakened over time: In the second sample, depressed men were twice as likely to die early, and in the last sample, they were 52 percent more likely to do so.
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"We found this one sample in Lake Erie that had over 1,200 micro-plastic particles; we were very surprised because this is a very high number for one simple sample," Cummins says.
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The margin of error for the whole sample was plus or minus 3 percentage points and approximately plus or minus 85033 percentage points for the sample of 842 women ages 18-35.
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The best way to pinpoint where the virus came from would be to sample the animals sold at the market for viral RNA and to sample wild bats and snakes to confirm.
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A vacuum chamber for using X-ray spectroscopy to measure sample materials, the tiny squares of various colors, on a copper sample holder, at Berkeley National Laboratory's Advanced Light Source in California.
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For the health care survey, NORC used its AmeriSpeak Panel, a group of survey respondents recruited at random (a so-called probability sample) based on a sample of addresses across the United States.
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According to Ganesan, Ancera instead sorts microbes in a food sample and pushes them up against a sensor agent, then takes pictures of the microbes, counting the number of them in a sample.
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They allow users to take a vaginal swab, a urine sample, or a blood sample, then send them to a lab for an eventual review of the results online or on an app.
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She also went to the hospital for a full rape kit, where medical staff took vaginal swabs, collected pubic hair, fingernail scrapings, a saliva sample, a nasal mucous sample, and a DNA standard.
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Unfortunately, while Sony showed off some nice looking sample pics at its launch event, touting things like strong edge-to-edge sharpness, we didn't get to capture any sample pics of our own.
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The pre-debate survey had a sample size of 1,784 likely Democratic primary and caucus voters, and the post-debate survey had a reinterview rate of 72%, for a sample size of 1,291.
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A sample of the plastic waste collected during the survey.
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Such students did not seem to represent a random sample.
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A specialist took a sample, and the results were fine.
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Nearly every new sample showed lead well above the redline.
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Mays is coordinating sample deliveries to labs around the country.
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They made a very pure sample of the active ingredient.
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The league has yet to uncover a single positive sample.
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I have this piano sample I want you to use.
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The DNA sample did not produce matches to known offenders.
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All 21 reproductions had larger sample sizes than the originals.
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Here is a sample of the reaction to Trump's announcement.
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Now, keep in mind, this is just a small sample.
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Artist's concept of the Hayabusa2 probe taking an asteroid sample.
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Yes, it's because they didn't want to clear the sample.
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Additional research with a more diverse sample would be useful.
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DSD 703 has more than 11 million parts per sample.
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Supply a urine sample and submit to a nurse's exam.
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Huawei was supposed to return the sample within 60 days.
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BuzzFeed News gathered its sample of WeChat content using WeChatscope.
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Is there a large enough sample size to draw conclusions?
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It's impossible to say with a sample size of one.
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But it proved too costly for the small sample size.
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She's also found time to sample the Olympic Village's McDonald's.
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The site's interface is reminiscent of many other sample marketplaces.
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The sample comprised 114 banks from 18 EU member states.
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The sample return capsule weighs about 100 pounds (45.4 kilograms).
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Check out a chart generated by the site Sample Magic.
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What if there was more than one prototype 'sample size'?
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That way, it could potentially sample the unseen water below.
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I can just play enough to be able to sample.
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They also recovered the HIV genome from Dugas' blood sample.
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Though it's difficult to draw conclusions from one sample, i.e.
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Sample images by Vlad Savov Vox Media has affiliate partnerships.
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The error margin for the New Hampshire sample is 5%.
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The analysis is not based on a nationally representative sample.
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Here's another sample from the Honor 20 Pro's main cam.
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There are also many varieties of Belgian beer to sample.
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Including, it would appear, tempers at the free sample lines.
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Our building manager provides a boilerplate sample from another building.
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Later, he would sample his skin and fecal matter again.
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That little bit "wild wild wild heart," that's that sample.
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Let's just say it's a representative sample of the style.
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For instance, some had smaller sample sizes, or weren't randomized.
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The experiment will begin with hot wires igniting the sample.
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Apparently a sample group of voters in Ohio felt similarly.
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Xcel, on the other hand, works off just one sample.
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Instead, I researched how hot sauce experts sample hot sauces.
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The overlap only shows up in a sample from February.
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Preliminary data indicates the sample burned for about 8 minutes.
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It is unclear how Britain would have such a sample.
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The margin of error for that sample is 85033 percent.
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"Where was the sample sent, who received it?" he asked.
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At least three of each type of sample were collected.
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Word about the writing sample had gotten back to him.
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Also, the sample size was small, with just eight subjects.
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About 22004,270 business and agencies are included in the sample.
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That's a small sample, limited to just one streaming company.
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On weekends, friends would come over to sample new dishes.
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The resulting albums were used as sample books by dressmakers.
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A sample tweet from the fellow the president just pardoned.
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A month later they returned to give another blood sample.
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The margin of error for the sample is 3.4 percent.
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They created discordant and concordant notes on each sample image.
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The margin of error for the sample is 1 point.
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The margin of error for the sample is 4.5 points.
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The margin of error for the sample is 1.5 points.
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He likes to point out that he's a sample size.
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The infection is typically diagnosed by testing a stool sample.
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This week, we saw the candidates sample the favorite dishes.
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Sample parties at the office are not uncommon, Guzman said.
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In this case, they grew the sample by four times.
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Steven Browning Sample was born in St. Louis on Nov.
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It's five games, so small sample sizes and all that.
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It contained only a sample of hair and cheek swabs.
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I still remember the excitement as the sample kicked in.
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Check out a sample below and go here for more.
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Motherboard obtained a sample of 100,000 apparent Neopet user accounts.
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Here's a small sample of the programming that's on tap.
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The large sample size of the study is also unprecedented.
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This means they only targeted a sample population of stoners.
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A sample of some of our favorite work is below.
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THUMP: Did they get your permission to sample that track?
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Some people played with the sample makeup before buying it.
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Costco isn't the only grocery chain reevaluating its sample procedures.
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The sample was also checked for other illnesses including coronavirus.
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The mascara was a free sample and it's actually amazing.
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But visiting the pathology lab to study a colon sample?
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Then he declines the free sample of preventative I offer.
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It's a minuscule sample size, but that's not the point.
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It's not a statistical sample; it's not a statistical study.
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The vast majority of the sample used Gmail accounts, however.
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I make no claims about the representativeness of this sample.
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He flipped the sample then produced and engineered the beat.
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I have to know, does "Energy" actually sample The O.C.?
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Can I sample it for the intro of my album?
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The right solution: You want a demographically representative sample. Right?
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Here is a sample of one of my students' work.
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Prices vary, and some teachers offer a free sample lesson.
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Then Sofina was briefly anesthetized to get a blood sample.
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And then the sample is transported into a testing cartridge.
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That still leaves several hundred varieties of mango to sample.
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This might be an adequate sample of all institutional investors.
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You can't sample size your way to removing fundamental bias.
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Following her release, a subsequent sample showed a weak positive.
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Sample did not immediately comment on Wednesday's submission by prosecutors.
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An orbiter will sample the seas of Jupiter's moon Europa.
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The official watched Sandes closely as he provided his sample.
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A blood sample was also taken to measure sodium levels.
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We usually sample whatever delicious thing is in the field.
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That allows scientists to sample closer to the Earth's mantle.
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When considering a boot camp, first sample the free offerings.
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Researchers determined that this was because of a degraded sample.
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Scholastic provides some useful tips and a sample P.S.A. storyboard.
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Microsoft's site has a page of Cortana skills to sample.
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The margin of error for the total sample is ± 3.3.
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Since that time, annual sample sharing has fallen by half.
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The dermatologist asked the patient to give a urine sample.
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The margin of error among the sample was 5.6 points.
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He looks like a paint sample card from Home Depot.
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Scholastic provides some useful tips and a sample P.S.A. storyboard.
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The margin of error for the sample is 2 points.
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We've included a sample email below for requesting your information.
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He had always harbored an ambition to sample English soccer.
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The margin of error for the sample is 3.8 points.
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Sample questions have been lightly edited for length and clarity.
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Sample it only if you're in the mood for mindlessness.
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Let's say it's 15 percent in our sample precinct, though.
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Cubcoats sent us a sample in 2T, her current size.
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Not a scientific sample, but a hard moment to shake.
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Finding any change requires a very large sample to study.
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Here's a sample of some of the results I got.
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I bought it at one of Opening Ceremony's sample sales.
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In this study, we had one sample of working adults.
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"Since the babies, I'm not sample size anymore," she explained.
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We just didn't have the sample size to do it.
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The margin of error for the sample is 4.3 points.
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A sample size and margin of error were not provided.
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A_W_S provided Motherboard with a sample of 1,000 Mixcloud accounts.
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But the sample from Maine was secreting a deadly compound.
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But the canon, Mr. Moretti argues, is a distorted sample.
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Republicans in our sample, however, do move negatively against Trump.
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It leaves a tiny sample, just 17 workers per year.
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The vertical axis is the average wage in the sample.
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The track is simple, but the sample just grabs you.
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The dress at the store was the only sample available.
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It showed Coley's DNA was not present on the sample.
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Basically all you're talking about is increasing the sample size?
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LG: We need a sample of at least 25 teens.
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This sample movie theater can fit a family of five.
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It has a Qualcomm CSR8670 chip and uses the aptX Bluetooth compression protocol, which supports high-definition audio with a sample rate of up to 48 kHz and sample resolutions up to 24 bits.
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If the original sample includes fewer 50-something women than the national average, those responses are given more weight and another group that's over-represented in the sample, say, 20-something men, is underweighted.
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The sample included roughly the same number of Trump and Clinton voters (333 percent voted for Trump, 40 voted for Clinton) and slightly more men than women (54 percent of the sample were men).
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We're probably going to move toward a more rigorous way of dealing with this: stratification, in which we essentially break up the sample into mutually exclusive groups and treat each like a separate sample.
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Dr. Rodchenkov did not comply, he said, convincing the minister that a retest of the drug sample would show the drugs had been spiked into the sample rather than passed through a human body.
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Among the sample of 539 Democrats the margin of error is plus or minus 5.5 percentage points and among the sample of 26 Republicans the margin of error is plus or minus 7.5 percentage points.
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The 2015 meta-analysis, though, found that the research literature on ego depletion was chock-full of studies that had small sample sizes with large effects and virtually zero small sample sizes showing no effect.
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An example of a sample tutoring session in Toot An example of a sample tutoring session in Toot Persecuted in his homeland, Zabihian was denied access to higher education because of his family's faith, Bahá'í.
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GLAAD's survey was conducted online among a nationally representative sample of U.S. adults (18+), which yielded a sample of 1,970 adults of whom 1,754 were classified as non-LGBTQ adults and used in the analysis.
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So Shurboff emailed Huawei and after getting largely ignored, the sample was finally shipped back to Akhan after five months, severely damaged and broken into multiple pieces, with a few shards of the sample missing.
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" You can see a sample ballot by typing your address into the New York City Board of Elections website; clicking "Ballot Information" on the top right; and, on the next page, clicking "view sample ballot.
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The latest study, published in August in JAMA Ophthalmology, found that among a representative sample of nearly 3,000 older Americans and a second sample of 30,000 Medicare beneficiaries, poor vision was associated with poor cognition.
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Usually it's their voice that's sampled but it can also be because they're playing a particular instrument in the sample or because they wrote or arranged the piece of music that the sample is from.
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Trader Joe's is also tweaking its free sample practices, with workers serving samples directly to customers and using a fork or spoon so customers do not have to use their hands to eat the sample.
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T.' He got one more chance to provide another urine sample at the hospital, but police say the actor claimed he didn't have to pee and again insisted he didn't tamper with the earlier sample.
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But what happens when you break down the sample into groups?
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Everything that sample touches has to be cleaned, isolated, and sterilized.
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Click through and see a sample of Zahn's best for yourself.
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Sample lyrics include: I did not say it was an opus.
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Amazon's Sample Box program lets you get free samples from Amazon.
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Amazon's Sample Box program gets better with a Prime account. 22018.
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The contamination was discovered after a random sample testing alerted authorities.
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He declined to elaborate on how the DNA sample was obtained.
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Kristin: Well Lawrence, you were right about the Project Pat sample.
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In other words, if – why not sample it in California, Kevin?
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Casting sample "trees" in four of the metals offered by Carrera.
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Sample tray of the 40 metal alloys used at Carrera Casting.
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She will provide a small skin sample; he will provide sperm.
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Two roughly concurrent New York exhibitions sample Thomas's work to date.
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It was punk—and not just because of that Clash sample.
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Artist's depiction of a sample-containing spacecraft taking off from Mars.
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Every week of their pregnancy, the women donated a blood sample.
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The donor sample was not tested for the bacteria before use.
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Pay what you want to get a sample of this bundle.
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Here's a sample list of different shortcuts looks like on iPhone.
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Even a monster dunk might be dismissed from a small sample.
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"I think somebody actually sent us a sample," Lewandowski told CNN.
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I eat a sample of apple strudel while recharging my phone.
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NASA is also on a mission to retrieve an asteroid sample.
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The spacecraft will return its asteroid sample to Earth in 2023.
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How it'll look when OSIRIS-REx takes a sample of Bennu.
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A sample from it would also be less dense than air.
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It's difficult to extrapolate Neanderthal nursing patterns beyond this one sample.
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However, that study only used a sample size of 21 hospitals.
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"CBC tests operate even today with low sample volumes," it says.
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"Let's be real, most of us aren't 5'10" and sample-sized.
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You can hear the difference in the sample audio clips below.
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In my short demo, I played with a few sample applications.
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You can watch our video for some unedited sample clips, though.
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It sounds like something Timbaland would sample in the early 2000s.
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Reed Jackson is digging for the next hot sample on Snapchat.
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We reviewed a sample of 1,000 records and removed the duplicates.
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The agency detected at least one PFAS compound in every sample.
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The sample books are amazing, and the product just sells itself.
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We finally have a sample of Shia LaBeouf as John McEnroe.
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Once Guyon submits a sketch to Lemoine, a sample is made.
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We started with a sample of something like 0.6 billion tweets.
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The sample size taken from these social media platforms is massive.
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I obviously have to sample a finished brownie, for quality control.
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Complete a sample project, and familiarize yourself with how everything works.
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By current, longstanding industry standards, they weren't sample size at all.
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The sample might not be a representative spread of New Zealanders.
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It was a totally random sample, and we saw those leaks.
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But in The Economist's sample a third of respondents saved nothing.
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His wife, however, waved away his offer to sample the treat.
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Those three sample cities were New York, Los Angeles and Dallas.
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Well, according to ScienceAlert, that metal hydrogen sample has now disappeared.
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And this sample is much more tantalizing than the first one.
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Across a wider sample, however, they can be deployed more confidently.
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Sample photography by Dieter Bohn / The Verge The Verge on YouTube
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Well, for years, stylists insisted on bringing me sample [sizes]. Insisted!
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"Cancer, and leukemia and whatever else, using sample cells," said Harp.
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It allows us to sample [an audio source] at multiple points.
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In light of that, a 309 user sample seems pretty small.
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KR #22017: We'd create a sample set of quarterly Google OKRs.
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Here's a full 48-MP sample photo from the View 20.
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It could sample vapour plumes to learn about the ocean's composition.
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Plus, they'd need to heat a sample without cracking the diamonds.
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Check out a sample of Jennings' daily food log below. Breakfast
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They first contacted me asking if they could use a sample.
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However, the average poll has a sample size of 1,000 adults.
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He found a sample of it to use for our entertainment.
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Check out a sample of how the animals are adjusting above.
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Or a Russian scientist sold a sample on the black market?
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What's your favorite or most unexpected source for finding sample material?
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Other displays allow visitors to sample Fire TV and Amazon Echo.
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The margin of error for that sample is 4.4 percentage points.
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"I have a big sample that is left-leaning," she says.
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Neither Peace nor LeakedSource provided a sample of the hacked data.
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To produce a new vaccine, Moderna wouldn't need a viral sample.
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He'd come around with a sample and give it to Andrea.
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However, their results came from a much smaller sample of reproductions.
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The hacker provided a sample of the data for verification purposes.
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They often believe the artists they sample are getting free promotion.
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You can book by searching Google Flights using this sample search.
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Sample had lived in the home for 30 years, he said.
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Other people's religions are not candy for you to sample. 923.
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Paid breach notification site LeakBase provided Motherboard with the data sample.
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Facebook included screenshots of sample posts and ads these accounts shared.
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Even with a small sample size, the numbers tell the story.
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Some sample commands include the following: "Alexa, change channel to ESPN"
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Some lovely sample twisting here and a grave meditation on morality.
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Why don't brands sell off their extra merchandise at sample sales?
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" Sample opened his eyes wide: "That one looked a little real.
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While anyone can send a DNA sample to 85033andMe or Ancestry.
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Bennu's size also makes it ideal for getting a good sample.
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Here's a small sample of the responses: Laura, you're a parent.
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The margin of error for the sample is 4.2 percentage points.
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The margin of error for the sample is 3.72 percentage points.
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But all my sample photos included rooms with a rustic feel.
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They then give a urine sample, get fingerprinted and are photographed.
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You end up with an ultra cold sample of quantum matter.
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Their stress levels — measured as cortisol taken by blood sample — plummeted.
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That sample had a margin of error of +/- 6.2 percentage points.
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It will bring back a sample of the asteroid for analysis.
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We sample some plant-based alternatives to sushi and nutrition bars.
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The margin of error for the sample is 5.4 percentage points.
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The margin of error is 85033 percentage points for the sample.
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The margin of error for the sample is 2.6 percentage points.
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Here's a sample of just some of what we have planned.
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Every country had a sample size of at least 40 respondents.
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The margin of error for the sample is 4.5 percentage points.
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We're only dealing with a sample size of six elections here.
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Both polls surveyed a sample of more than 211,275 adults nationwide.
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The margin of error for the sample is 2 percentage points.
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Each urine sample is coded with a unique seven-digit number.
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Before it is preserved this way, each sample must be dried.
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A blood test or spinal fluid sample can diagnose the infection.
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BECKY QUICK: The reason that you sample sewer-- samples is because --?
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One woman even claimed she got herpes through a lipstick sample.
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The sample was designed to be representative of the US population.
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The margin of error for that sample is 4.96 percentage points.
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The margin of error for the sample is 4.6 percentage points.
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The margin of error for the sample is 4.8 percentage points.
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Visitors cannot sample them, but Cristian Panaite, the exhibition's curator, did.
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The margin of error for the sample is 5.5 percentage points.
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Consider a small sample of what is happening across this nation.
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The "vaccine" even required a live sample from an Ebola patient.
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A lot of people come in, take a sample and leave.
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The rattlesnake fang found in the coprolite, or fossilized poop, sample.
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The margin of error for that sample was 4.08 percentage points.
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A single sample of strawberries showed 20 pesticides, the report indicated.
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I sat down with Sam and Victor to sample the uterus.
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The respondent sample is balanced for gender but not across geography.
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A kids' lit editor bought it based on my sample pieces.
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Artist Tom Walker created a "sample shirt" with coder Brandon Hawkes.
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Sample still frame from video captured by Ring Video Doorbell 2.
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The straw poll's sample is very small and clearly not scientific.
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Are you skeptical that the police have a viable DNA sample?
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Side note: Kanye should sample "Get Schwifty" on his next album.
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I could sample a strange part, with a vibe-heavy rhythm.
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And before we go any further, let's discuss that study sample.
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Carter could face sanctions if his "B" sample also tests positive.
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Elizabeth Sample and Brenda Powers of Sotheby's were the listing brokers.
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We also need to keep in mind our sample: college students.
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The Trump administration could probably win a legal case, Sample said.
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Of course, extrapolating from such tiny sample sizes is always dangerous.
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But these indicators have their own problems, including smaller sample sizes.
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Later, the spacecraft may collect another sample from the artificial crater.
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Mr. Byrne had a sample he wanted the F.B.I. to examine.
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There he left a blood sample that would change his life.
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Ungar did not "select a sample" of his data to analyze.
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In addition, clearing the sample of potential contaminants can prove difficult.
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The needle was bent, but contained a tiny, three-millimeter sample.
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Representative sample of a larger group CROSS SECTION (X = CROSS) 34A.
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That's not exactly a statistically representative sample of the general public.
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But at that point Pradhan had a sample size of one.
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But it was a small sample size compared with other cities.
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That's literally me on the piano, that's not even a sample.
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They also collected a sample from the necks of 30 dogs.
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She quickly took a blood sample and sent it for tests.
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At the Jason Wu sample sale, from Tuesday to Sunday, Jan.
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Right now, the sample is being "agitated" on a shaking device.
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We each get a sample flight and three pints of beer.
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The sample was extremely small, and the evidence far from conclusive.
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I just got the sample back and it looks fucking insane.
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"It's a lot cheaper per sample than collaring caribou," Polfus says.
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The sample was taken just 11 days prior to UFC 200.
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For me mainly I just wanted to sample some more shit.
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I tasted a barrel sample of the 2017 Hennessey Ridge cabernet.
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The orbiter will transfer the sample to an Earth return vehicle.
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Exact requires a stool sample that can be collected from home.
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In the post-debate sample, the two candidates were dead even.
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The margin of error for the full sample is +/- 3.3 points.
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Sample topics include the moon landing and the Oklahoma City bombing.
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Because I'm given a validity when I am a sample size.
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"It was extremely small," manager Clint Hurdle said of sample size.
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Place yourself, with sample math questions from the newly revised Accuplacer.
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The margin of error for the sample is 3.4 percentage points.
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The labs probably won't be testing each sample by itself, though.
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Information on the sample is provided to CYBERCOM's Joint Operations Center.
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I mean, as if normal's a really big sample size here.
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The fingernails contained a sample of DNA other than Ms. Thomas's.
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So precision navigation to that sample material is our biggest challenge.
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Determined collectors only managed to collect one sample from that species.
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Compulsory voting would deliver a broader, more representative sample of voters.
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Gizmodo published a sample of a nearly identical document last week.
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There are chocolates to sample and a play area for children.
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They could do DNA tests, but they lacked a reference sample.
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August: OSIRIS-REx collects a sample of dust from asteroid Bennu
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The margin of error for that sample is 5.5 percentage points.
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It also forces customers to sample some of Cadillac's other offerings.
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The sample in that home also tested positive for Vibrio bacteria.
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Even given the limitations of our sample, this shift is dramatic.
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So we would not sample from a painting in perfect condition.
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The most knowledgeable in their sample were hardly swayed at all.
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Roberts produced his urine sample roughly three hours afterward, she said.
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Between the Little Engine That Could and Small Sample Size Mountain.
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I like the songs with words better than the sample songs.
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Translation: in a tragically small sample size, they completely obliterated people.
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" Billy Ray Cyrus and Lil Nas X. According to Reznor, his team alerted him to the sample after they got a "panicked" call from a manager "saying they had used the sample of something off Ghosts.
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The investigative panel determined that Ookla speed test data was not representative sample of all subscribers, but rather just a sample of the top 10 percent of Xfinity customers who happened to test their internet speed.
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It works by first purchasing one of the three DNA-based products on EverlyWell, then you will get two kits in the mail — one to collect a DNA sample and one to collect a biomarker sample.
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The 26-year-old, who is also the 105kg world record holder, was found to have traces of the growth hormone Ipamorelin in his 'A' sample - a urine sample - and was provisionally suspended on December 24.
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The aggregate effect was to strain the basic sample collection process at competition venues and in the Athletes Village DCS [Doping Control Station] close to breaking point, with many discrepancies observed in the sample collection procedure.
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The authors point out that this study is limited in scope because of the small, specific sample, but White also wrote in an article for The Conversation that it "may well be" representative beyond the sample.
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To take a closer look at the epidemiology of suicide in America, Conner's team turned to three databases: the Nationwide Emergency Department Sample (NEDS), the National Inpatient Sample (NIS) and the National Vital Statistics System (NVSS).
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After collecting the sample, the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will return to Earth, jettison the sample capsule and then place itself in a steady orbit around the Sun, where your artwork will remain for hundreds of years.
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