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sample noun archetype, case in point, cross section, documentum, ensample, example, exemplar, exemplification, exemplum, guide, illustration, instance, model, original, paradigm, prototype, representation, representative, reppesentative selection, showpiece, specimen, standard of comparison, swatch, typical example See also: case, check, cross section, example, exemplary, illustration, instance, model, paradigm, partake, pattern, poll, prototype, representative, specimen SAMPLE, contracts. A small quantity of any commodity or merchandise,
exhibited as a specimen of a larger quantity called the bulk. (q.v.)
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The technician collected a sample adjacent to, but not overlapping, the area reportedly sampled by the subject. It is difficult because the population tends to be highly variable, requiring a larger sample to drive the sampling variability to anywhere near 10 percent and it is expensive and intrusive to make a determination about the qualifying activity for each sampled project or employee, making it costly to achieve large samples. After a patient in Connecticut died from inhalational anthrax on November 19, the center was sampled again on November 21 and 25 by using dry and wet swabs. |
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