Sentence examples for a comparable sampling of from inspiring English sources

That compares to nearly one in three at a comparable sampling of large European banks, where there has been improvement since the crisis.

The final EKG exam score for this cohort (n = 15) was 84.1 compared to 86.6 (p = 0.22) for a comparable sample of medical students (n = 15) at a different campus.

One has to go back to 1996-97 and 1991-92, two two seasons he won the Norris, or 1993-94, when he won the Conn Smythe Trophy as most valuable player of the Stanley Cup playoffs, to find a comparable sample of how much better Leetch is than the league's defensemen right now.

As Survation made clear in a statement: "The most meaningful way to interpret the results of this polling is in the proper context alongside a comparable sample of non-Muslims".

"Our view remains that the most meaningful way to interpret the results of this polling is in the proper context alongside a comparable sample of non-Muslims, as we did in March of this year using identical methodology and the same question wording," the pollster said in a statement.

A comparable sample of veterans was assigned to usual care (n=294).

Though the low response rate seems to be a strong limiting factor of the study, the highly correlated scores of the DISC with the well-evaluated SIC suggest a comparable sample of these two studies (SIC and DISC).

For comparison, we conducted permutation tests to determine if selection-candidate genes are more likely to associate with trait variation in teosinte than a comparable sample of random genes.

Twenty eight percent of the mothers were carriers of the 7-repeat allele (three homozygous carriers), and 72% were not carriers (of which 77% were homozygous for the 4-reapeat allele), a distribution similar to that found in a comparable sample of mothers [7; 34% carriers].

The major aim of the study was to collect a comparable sample of male and female octogenarians, nonagenarians, and centenarians.

A similar figure for fear was reported in another French survey among a comparable sample of vulnerable patients who visited free clinics in 2000 [ 50].