representativeness

However, we have decided that the most important principle is representativeness.

This is too small a number to make any claims to statistical representativeness.

No attempt was made to claim even a weak kind of representativeness.

Only organizations which meet the representativeness criteria can be involved in the social dialogue.

Finally, the representativeness and quality of contributions to the league table may be questionable.

The system was expanded and adjusted to improve its representativeness of China as a whole in 2004.

The researcher may provide some alternative justification for the representativeness of the sample.

I should like to show you, taking Austria as an example, that this representativeness does not exist everywhere.

These considerations generate confidence in the representativeness of the women studied.

Observers differed on the size or representativeness of the demonstrations.

Our democracy is based on representativeness, which is put into practice through political parties.

Content validity is determined by the representativeness of the items included on the final test.

Discussion of uncertainty management, data representativeness, and site closure strategies.

Representativeness is not a vested right of any agency and must be confirmed gradually.

An engagement has been announced which will increase the representativeness and legitimacy of the social dialogue.

A final problem with self-report studies concerns the representativeness of the sample being studied.

Representativeness explains this and several other ways in which human judgments break the laws of probability.

Objectivity, representativeness and accuracy of data are important issues.

The representativeness of the organizations who participate in the social dialogue is a vital requirement.

This intuitive belief is sometimes referred to as the representativeness heuristic.

The Convention's democratic representativeness in such a case cannot be seen to be greater than that of the governments.

We know that representativeness is the sticking problem.

Note that the French criteria for representativeness always include the patriotism shown during the years of occupation.

We have seen how the 1946 sample decreased with the passing of time, and this must raise questions about its continuing representativeness.

A case selection that is based on representativeness will seldom be able to produce these kinds of insights.