judgment sample

judgment sample: French\ \ échantillon résonné ?; échantillon au jugé

German\ \ bewußte Auswahl

Dutch\ \ gerichte steekproef

Italian\ \ campione orientativo

Spanish\ \ muestra dirigida

Catalan\ \ mostra (no aleatòria) dirigida

Portuguese\ \ amostra dirigida;amostra orientada; amostra arbitrada

Romanian\ \ -

Danish\ \ subjektiv/skønsmæssigt udvalgt stikprøve

Norwegian\ \ subjektivt utvalg; subjektiv stikkprøve

Swedish\ \ bedömningsurval

Greek\ \ δειγματοληψία κρίσης ή σκοπιμότητας

Finnish\ \ harkintanäyte

Hungarian\ \ eldöntõtt minta

Turkish\ \ yargı örneklemesi; hüküm örneklemesi

Estonian\ \ subjektiivne valim

Lithuanian\ \ sprendinių imtis; pagal pavyzdį imtis

Slovenian\ \ izbira tipiĉnih enot

Polish\ \ próba tendencyjnie; próba dobrana subiektywnie; próba subiektywna

Russian\ \ не вполне случайная выборка; вынужденная выборка

Ukrainian\ \ не повністю випадкова вибірка

Serbian\ \ -

Icelandic\ \ dómur sýni

Euskara\ \ epaiketa lagin

Farsi\ \ -

Persian-Farsi\ \ نمونه با نظر شخصي

Arabic\ \ عينة تشخيصية

Afrikaans\ \ oordeelsteekproef

Chinese\ \ 判断抽样

Korean\ \ 판단표본

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