Sentence examples for an international sample of from inspiring English sources

A Delphi study was conducted with an international sample of landscape architecture experts from academia and professional practice.

The second describes the use of Excel in a stated choice experiment that was sent to an international sample of museum managers.

We aimed to document how objectively measured attributes of the urban environment are related to objectively measured physical activity, in an international sample of adults.

A cross-sectional design explored the contribution of demographic variables, symptoms, and stigma to quality of life in an international sample of 726 people living with HIV infection.

This study includes an international sample of U.S. (n = 87) and Norwegian (n = 54) foster parents selected for providing high quality care to children.

One important strength of this study was the use of an international sample of drug users, making this the largest characterisation of ayahuasca use to date, and in the most demographically broad sample.

Flippantly titled "The Generational: Younger Than Jesus," the building-wide show, which runs from April 8 through June 14, will present an international sampling of artists 33 and under who were born and bred in the computer age.

Hermann Tilke, the Robert Trent Jones of Formula One, was the architect, and I gathered that he'd given the undiscerning American audience of a hundred and fifteen thousand an international sampler of sorts, borrowing an S-curve and a horseshoe bend from Interlagos and Istanbul, respectively, and alluding elsewhere to the swift Becketts Corner of England's Silverstone.

He began seriously collecting contemporary art in 1988, when he visited the annual art fair in Basel, Switzerland, and came away with recent creations by an international sampling of artists.

37 38 Here, in an international sample, over 40% of female respondents felt unsafe or very unsafe on the way home after a night out (table 4).

This randomized controlled trial involved a large international sample of clinicians and a sample of "real life" abstracts of systematic reviews (i.e., abstracts of published systematic reviews indexed in DARE).