Sentence examples for a dataset for all from inspiring English sources

Results are then appended in a dataset for all stocks in the sample to be further examined.

We constructed a dataset for all general practices in England containing data from the QOF, the practice, and census data for the surrounding super output area.

The strengths of this study are that it used consistent definitions on a large number of cases in a comprehensive dataset for all NHS hospital discharges in England for a period of 6 years.

15 We directly tested the impact of the recent recession in the final stage of the analysis by creating a combined dataset for all years and creating a logistic regression model adjusting for year, age, education level and employment status.

In order to provide a comparable dataset for all the EU countries, covering the period 2000 2012, when the NFI reference year was after the year 2000 (see Table 1), the original NFI age-class distribution (for even-aged forests) was rolled back by 10 years (see [13] for further details).

Of these 381, 235 (62%) had a complete dataset for all the mechanism-defining variables (figure 1 and table 1) and were included in the main analysis.

In order to obtain a homogeneous dataset for all hybridized slides, we filtered microarray data imposing good quality spots to be present in at least three out of four hybridized slides (two dye-swap and two biological replicas, respectively) for each experimental point.

A combined dataset for all years was analysed separately for men and women, given the effect modification observed.

From the set of corrected sequences, we discarded proteins shorter than 100 amino acids to create a reliable dataset for all the studied Citrus species and P. trifoliata for further analysis.

Participating ICUs submit case records of an agreed dataset for all children admitted to an ICU in their institution.

We construct a firm-level dataset for all U.S. oil-importing companies over 1986–2008 to examine how these firms respond to increases in "political distance" between the U.S. and her trading partners, measured by divergence in their UN General Assembly voting patterns.