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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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This study described ASR patterns from community and mental health samples, presenting data from a stratified sample of Puerto Rican male and female (11-18 years) adolescents, focusing its results on youths engaged in ASR. We once compared the sample sizes for a simple random sample and a stratified sample for the same sampling circumstances. Together, they form a stratified sample that fairly represents the wide range of age, wealth, population, economic orientation and geographic location of the 27 towns that existed in Rhode Island in 1770. |
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