Sentence examples for both the absolute sample from inspiring English sources

Second, both the absolute sample size and observational approach implied an unbalanced design, of which subsample sizes are indicative.

This chart is able to monitor the mean and variance of a variable x simultaneously by inspecting the absolute sample shift |x−μ0| (where μ0 is the in-control mean or target value of x).

Although Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders were over-represented in the 2008 VPHS, the absolute sample size was only 339.

Guadagnoli and Velicer state that the most important issues in determining reliable factor solutions are the absolute sample size and the absolute magnitude of factor loadings.

Several different recommendations have been made for the optimum sample size for an EFA pertaining to either the absolute sample size or the subject-to-variable ratios.

Although the absolute sample numbers are small, our data clearly show that more deletions occur in the skin from BCC rather than SCC patients.

Relative expression profiles for 454-sequencing were represented by Relative Abundance (RA) values computed as the absolute sample sequence count divided by the total sequence count in that sample.

Therefore, the worst case discussed above is avoided even though the absolute sample error on the Hessian matrix might be larger than the noisy Hessian matrix from individual data sets.

The relative height that each disc was sampled from was estimated by dividing the absolute sampling height by the predicted height of the corresponding tree.

Using the formula for sample size for a definite population; considering 0.25 as the proportion of the population positive for malaria and 0.05 as the absolute sampling error that can be tolerated, 280 households was the sample size per village.

In both countries a greater proportion of men than women were considered migrants (either current or return), a trend that was consistent in both absolute sample numbers and weighted population percentages.