statistical sample

US: /stəˈtɪstɪkəl ˈsæmpəl/

Definition

Definition of statistical sample - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

mathematics

TECH.

group of collected observations chosen from a larger group for analysis

TECH.

The researcher analyzed a statistical sample of 500 households.
The statistical sample included respondents from every major demographic group.
Any conclusion is unreliable if the statistical sample is biased or too small.

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Expressions with statistical

statistical dependence

relationship where two variables affect each other

The study showed statistical dependence between income and education.

statistical evidence

information from analyzed numbers used to support a claim or decision

The researchers presented statistical evidence that the new drug reduced symptoms.

statistical method

technique for analyzing numerical data

Researchers used a statistical method to interpret the survey results.

statistical tables

organized data in rows and columns for analysis

The report included statistical tables for better understanding.

statistical analysis

examination of data using statistical methods

The statistical analysis revealed significant trends..

statistical distribution

arrangement of values showing frequency of occurrence

The statistical distribution of test scores was bell-shaped.

Expressions with sample

free sample

example or piece of something given for free

She received a free sample of the fabric to test its quality.

sample pack

small collection of products offered together for trial or promotion

The company mailed a free sample pack of their new energy bars.

test sample

small part of something chosen to be checked or examined

The lab requested another test sample from the patient.

blood sample

small amount of blood taken for testing or research

The doctor took a blood sample for analysis.

sample collection

activity of taking small parts from something for tests or checks

Sample collection took place every morning at the community health clinic.

sample group

group of selected people or things used to study a larger population

The researchers surveyed a sample group of 500 students from the university.

sample solution

example answer showing how to correctly solve a given problem

The teacher posted a sample solution for the homework online.

sample size

number of individual units included in a selected group for study

The researchers decided that a sample size of 500 participants was sufficient.

biopsy sample

piece of body tissue taken for medical testing and study

The doctor sent the biopsy sample to the lab for analysis.

core sample

section used for scientific analysis

The core sample revealed ancient pollen grains.

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statistical method for hypothesis testing on small sample sizes

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French:échantillon statistique, ...
German:Stichprobe, ...
Italian:campione statistico, ...
Spanish:muestra estadística, ...
Portuguese:amostra estatística, ...
Chinese:统计样本, ...
Japanese:統計標本, ...
Arabic:عَيِّنَة إِحْصَائِيَّة, ...
Hebrew:מִדְגָּם סְטָטִיסְטִי, ...
Russian:статистическая выборка, ...
Ukrainian:статистична вибірка, ...
Hindi:सांख्यिकीय नमूना, ...
Bengali:নমুনা, ...
Catalan:mostra estadística, ...
Czech:statistický vzorek, ...
Danish:statistisk stikprøve, ...
Dutch:steekproef, ...
Greek:στατιστικό δείγμα, ...
Hungarian:statisztikai minta, ...
Khmer:គំរូស្ថិតិ, ...
Korean:통계 표본, ...
Persian:نمونه آماری, ...
Polish:próba statystyczna, ...
Portuguese (BR):amostra estatística, ...
Romanian:eșantion statistic, ...
Swedish:statistiskt urval, ...
Thai:กลุ่มตัวอย่างทางสถิติ, ...
Turkish:örneklem, ...
Vietnamese:mẫu thống kê, ...

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