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Nonrepresentative art is one of the root experiences I'm talking about.

Avoid nonrepresentative samples even within your uniform test area.

And there is a truly nonrepresentative nature to the people actively engaged on the Internet."

The samples that were studied were small and may be nonrepresentative or biased.

However, nonrepresentative sampling may bias inferences of both and migration patterns.

Even Mr. Page's statement complains that "a nonrepresentative state agency is standing in the way of our recovery."

Although Wills calls the three-fifths count "the totally nonrepresentative slave bonus," the fact that the slaves did not vote was irrelevant.

None of the celestial beings shown have any fleshy or material bodies, and this may play a part in the nonrepresentative nature of their depictions.

He faults the data collection as haphazard and random intercept as "well established to often give nonrepresentative, not cross-sectional results."

The United States prevented the elections by backing formation of a separate, nonrepresentative government in the South that refused to participate in them.

Clinical MR reference parameters currently in use were derived from small, nonrepresentative samples and are thus prone to selection bias.

"Your Honors, there is only one member of the species Fuzzy fuzzy holloway zarathustra at present in court, an immature and hence nonrepresentative individual."

Bearman and Brückner (2008) argue that studies showing a fraternal birth order effect have used nonrepresentative samples and/or indirect reports on siblings' sexual orientation.

In fact, the WMA committee has excluded certain performances as "nonrepresentative," and not used them in designing the Age-Graded Tables.

It makes no sense to design a rigidly structured double-blind, placebo-control study when the clinical trial subject pool is destined to be a nonrepresentative sample of the target population.

We should be ever mindful of the contradictions that would arise if a democracy were to permit general oversight of the elected branches of government by a nonrepresentative, and in large measure insulated, judicial branch.

The report was based on a nonrepresentative sample "that seems to have been deliberately chosen" to distort the prevailing reality in the course of the arrest and interrogation of security prisoners, the Justice Ministry said.

"The Cosby Show" was criticized in some quarters for depicting a nonrepresentative upper-middle-class family, but others argued that it exhibited positive values widely held in the black community that were too often overlooked on television.

Unelected / Nonrepresentative Successor - The Senate President is chosen by the members of the New Jersey Senate, and was not elected by voters statewide to be a potential gubernatorial successor.

To illustrate the failure of Conant's vision, Mr. Lemann sets out to describe the modern university system and to show how the new elite produced by it was not only nonrepresentative but also tended to seek wealth and power instead of being public-spirited.

It has delivered up a gimlet-eyed survey of life in the West Bank and Gaza Strip that shows how far Palestinians are from viable statehood: the crippled, dependent economy, the "corrupt, nonrepresentative and authoritarian rule," the inadequate water supply, the pressure of Israeli occupation.