Sentence examples for a different sample from from inspiring English sources

Mercer, a consultancy, says that the median compensation of bosses of big American firms (a different sample from Hay's) rose from $5.2m in 2000 to over $7m in 2001, a year when tumbling share prices cut shareholders' assets by some 12%.

In this paper we show how these climate model uncertainties can be propagated through to impact studies by testing multiple vectors of CFs, each vector derived from a different sample from a PPE.

There exist several clinical prediction rules for clinical decision making in tuberculosis and in SNPT in particular [13] [16], [22], but their utility ought to be assessed in a different sample from the one in which it was derived.

Dielectric properties have already been collected on a different sample from the same material as was used for RUS measurements in the present study.

While this represents a different sample from the original data set subjected to secondary analysis (Phase 1a), ten participants in the research phase described in this article (Phase 2) also participated in evocative interviews (Phase 1b) for this study.

Our decision to record picture ratings in a different sample from the participants who completed the inhibitory control tasks was motivated by concerns that participants' emotional response to the pictures might have habituated as a consequence of repeated exposure.

The primary aim of the present study was to investigate if the results from the Norwegian study could be replicated in a different sample derived from various language groups in the Limpopo province of South Africa.

She then looked at a different sample of centenarians from those involved in her study and found that more than three-quarters possessed many of the 150 genetic variants she had already identified.

So the β k are not fixed quantities but random variables that would be different if a different sample were drawn from the population of effects.

When available, a more rigorous test based on a completely different sample from another population can be used to assess model generalizability.

The mixed-option test was administered to a different sample of 1044 practitioners from the FSEP target population.