Sentence examples for both systematic and stratified from inspiring English sources

Both systematic and stratified sampling yield smaller standard errors than simple random sampling, and the stratified design has smaller standard errors than the systematic design at each sample size evaluated.

Here, using Perú as an example country, we examine both systematic and stratified random field-based sampling designs with a LiDAR-estimated national carbon map spanning all 76 million ha of intact and recovering forest land (Fig. 1a) as a model of the country's true carbon stocks (see ''Methods'' section for more detail).

The 11 sampling strategies belonged to three main categories: simple random sampling, systematic sampling, and stratified sampling.

In this study, we evaluated 11 different sampling strategies that belonged to three main categories: simple random sampling, systematic sampling and stratified sampling.

It includes heuristics and metaheuristics for both systematic and local search in artificial intelligence.

What can't be denied is that this feeling is real, and backed by the data both systematic and anecdotal.

The error term may have both systematic and random components.

Public statistics are both socioeconomic and environmental, and stratified into infinity.

Analyses were performed for all comparisons and stratified by SF-36 outcomes, by diagnoses, and both.

Error due to sampling for individual eagles appeared to be influenced by interactions between the size of the project footprint (20, 40, 90 or 180 km2) and the sampling type (random, systematic or stratified) and was greatest on 90 km2 plots.

A systematic, stratified, and multi-stage cluster sampling was performed using the National Census Registry data.