Sentence examples for a regionally representative from inspiring English sources

The approach is based on the statistical coupling of a regionally representative wind climate with a numerical atmospheric mesoscale model.

Participants: A regionally representative, community-based cohort of 55- to 79-year-old men (n=501) and women (n=632).

We address this by characterizing historical and current exotic earthworm distributions in a regionally representative aspen-dominated forest, where their presence was first documented in the early 1900s.

Here we investigate the causes and consequences of these fine-scale changes, 1942 2002, using a case study of landscape change within a regionally representative sample of village landscapes in Yixing County.

A general framework for mapping above ground live forest biomass density (AGB) with a data fusion approach is presented and verified using data from NASA field campaigns near Howland, ME, USA, to assess AGB and LiDAR sampling errors across a regionally representative landscape.

This study is a regionally representative cross-sectional survey.

TSN is a nationally and regionally representative database of bacterial species identification and antimicrobial susceptibility results gathered from 300 US hospitals among 278 zip codes [ 11, 12].

The Surveillance Network is a nationally and regionally representative database of bacterial species identification and antibiotic susceptibility results gathered from 300 US hospitals.

Step 2 primarily involves a review of regionally representative observational data (longitudinal and cross-sectional) to understand the prevalence and distribution of the selected risk factors.

18 Trained field researchers were asked to interview five people at home from 250 addresses at each site, to obtain a nationally and regionally representative sample of adults aged 18 or over between 22 March 2013 and 15 April 2013.

This is the first study to be conducted in a large and regionally representative population of those willing to be tested for HCV or HIV which compares the prevalence of HCV in incarcerated individuals and in the general population in southeastern France, a region which together with the 'Ile-de-France' administrative district in northern France has the highest prevalence of HCV 22 in the country.