Sentence examples for a sample of comparable from inspiring English sources

The exact price of the deal was not disclosed, but in a statement EDF said it had "proposed to buy Delmi's Edison shares in three years at a price based on" the earnings "multiple of a sample of comparable listed companies".

Our expectation was to obtain a sample of comparable dimensions with respect to the BFS-sample.

We then used the propensity score to construct a sample of comparable patients in the two phases using a matching process, the SAS© 'match' macro [ 22], to obtain an optimal match.

The score was then used to construct a sample of comparable patients in the two phases using a matching process (that is, pairing a patient from the pre-license phase with a patient from the post-license phase who had a similar propensity score).

This possibility is supported by the data as the mean of the plasma/blood Pb ratio in our study sample (0.22percentt) was lower than that found in a sample of comparable non-pregnant Mexico City residents (0.31percentt) using the same methodology for plasma and blood Pb measurement [ 12].

Among the topics treated are establishing criteria for choosing a suitable sample of comparable RA discussions across the two languages, designing a model for annotating the section's moves and steps, creating an accessible computer-assisted coding scheme, achieving good levels of inter-rater reliability, and obtaining validation from expert informants and writers.

In order to have a good estimate of the overall noise levels we set out the standard deviation versus size of region of interest (spatial signal integration) and intensifier voltage measured on a fixed sample of comparable fluorescence intensity to our live tissue samples [ Fig. 1(d)].

The reference population we used consisted of a sample of Dutch population, comparable to our cohort (n = 4504, UK-tariff): age 50 97 years old (mean = 64, SD = 10), 45% males and 77% low standing diseases like low back pain, asthma and diabetes [13].

Alternatively, when a general accident model is available (see, for example, the models published by the Transport Research Laboratory in the United Kingdom), it can be applied for obtaining complementary information, instead of using a sample of the population of comparable sites [23, 38].

We compare a descriptive analysis of survey data gathered from 2,814 women in the 2008 2009 Women's Health Study of Accra, Wave II (WHSA-II, a broad inventory of urban women's health status), with health themes derived from 11 focus groups conducted across a socioeconomically stratified sample of comparable neighborhoods in 2010.

Moreover, our findings are in accordance with the findings of an IBZM SPECT study that showed a significant AMPT effect on mean striatal BPND (+9% ± 7%) in a sample of 18 healthy subjects with comparable mean age (31 ± 8 years), receiving a total dose of 8,000 mg AMPT, over 48 h [ 5].