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sampling

noun as in case

noun as in cross section

noun as in poll

noun as in questionnaire

Strongest matches

Strong matches

noun as in random sample

Weak matches

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But soil sampling performed by university researchers, local public health authorities and Los Angeles Times journalists have found excessive levels of toxic metals at properties already cleared by the Army Corps.

The results of this selective sampling, an organiser from the network suggested, could lay the groundwork to question the outcome of the election.

From BBC

With the new Nielsen methodology, which takes a far more comprehensive sampling of what Americans are watching, it’s increasingly important for the NFL to do well in big markets.

For the soundtrack, the 24-year-old looks back to the music of her youth for the soundtrack, liberally sampling hits by Underworld, Basement Jaxx and Just Jack – without surrendering her own bubbly brew of capsule pop.

From BBC

The lawsuit and its fallout effectively ended the golden age of sampling in hip-hop.

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