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unsampled

unsampled

7.1
A person or thing not chosen to be part of a study group
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈsæmpld/
  • Specialized
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  • When survey conditions were considered poor or useless, they were treated in the analysis as unsampled areas.

Examples

  • The researchers decided to exclude the unsampled population from their final report because they could not obtain reliable data.

  • In their study, certain regions were deemed unsampled due to a lack of respondents during the surveys.

  • Due to time constraints, many unsampled participants were not included in the analysis of the study results.

Synonyms

unselected
vsunsampled
3.2

Not chosen from a group or list

is excluded specifically from a sample or study rather than general nonselection
unchosen
vsunsampled
7.6

People or things not picked from a group

is about exclusion from a sample or analysis rather than mere nonselection
unpicked
vsunsampled
3.6

Not chosen or taken from a group

is used for not being included in a sample for study, not harvesting

Surface Forms

unsampled positive

Morphology

unsampled = sampled (transparent) = un + sample + ed

Formed by adding the negative prefix 'un-' to 'sampled', giving the plain opposite meaning 'not sampled'.

Etymology

Unsampled starts with un- meaning 'not' and uses sample meaning 'a small part chosen to study'. Like a free taste you did not try, unsampled means 'not chosen as part of the group for study', so it is not included in the results.