Sentence examples for a larger subsample of from inspiring English sources

To clarify how the value judgments affects the ranking of populations in general, we present, in Figure 5, a second example using a larger subsample of the countries from a European comparison of socioeconomic inequality in a self-assessed health variable (the health variable is calibrated such that zero is equivalent to being dead and one is full health).

This study was performed on a large subsample of the AgeCoDe cohort.

A large subsample of deceased hospital patients was included to determine the occurrence of potentially preventable deaths in hospitals more precisely than in previous studies.

In this section we explain the criteria for the design of a large subsample to be selected using proportional allocation stratification from the 2010 CSWL data to improve its representativeness with respect to the number of pension benefits in the population.

For IVs with weaker effects on the exposure of interest (R < 0.015), a larger subsample with exposure data may be required.

The data on resource use required to estimate the costs of time and travel were obtained from a questionnaire survey of a large subsample (n=2269) of participants.

In each participating hospital, 200 patient admissions between April 1st 2011 and March 31st 2012 were randomly selected A large subsample (50%% of the sample) of hospital patients who died in hospital during admission, was included.

To compare the anti-HEV prevalences of the hunters from this study with that of the German general population, a large subsample (n = 4352) of sera originating from the 2008 2011 German Health Examination Survey for Adults (Deutscher Erwachsenen Gesundheitssurvey [DEGS]; www.degs-studie.de) was used to determine the baseline prevalence of anti-HEV antibodies in healthy adults in Germany [ 3].

A large subsample design is generated, improving the fit to the distribution of the population of pensioners, with high p values of the test.

In order to illustrate the practical significance of our methodology, the paper also contains an application in which we generate a large subsample distribution from the 2010 CSWL.

The programme involved a large number of substudies using different methods to seek evidence from staff and patients throughout the English NHS, from large subsamples of NHS organisations, strategic level stakeholders, teams, and patient and carer organisations, and from detailed case studies.