Sentence examples for by using a sample from inspiring English sources
BY using a sample as large as 10,000, Mr. Goetz contends, the distributor of a film like "Rendition" or "Things We Lost in the Fire" could pinpoint with great precision who might respond to a movie, "not just demographically, but behavior-graphically or psychographically".
By using a sample of bank loan renegotiations by European firms, I show that the renegotiation of financial contracts bears a certification value, while deeply changing the contractual features of the loan over time, to the benefit of shareholders.
By means of well known statistical methodologies and by using a sample of about two hundred data (referred to the alpine region), a new criterion is proposed, in the present paper, for the prediction of a probable Gs value.
By using a sample of data on railway bridges in the UK, this paper explores uncertainty associated with raw data used in bridge scour risk assessments for bridge stocks and its interaction with climate change uncertainty.
By using a sample of 793 inventors drawn from the PatVal-EU dataset, this paper explores three aspects of patent production at the individual inventor level: (1) the number of EPO patents that the inventors produce; (2) the average value of their inventions; (3) the production of the most valuable patents.
We investigate the determinants of rosca participation in Bolivia by using a sample of 5,746 households.
The basic idea behind this method is to include geometric effects by using a sample-specific finite element model in conjunction with a set of optimization procedures that allows systematic adjustments of material parameters until the calculated responses matched the measured ones.
New York City now updates its property assessments annually by using a sampling of inspections and statistical estimates.
By using a sample-splitting approach, a 10 miRNA expression signature that can predict survival both in training and testing sets was identified.
Zhang et al. (6) defined a method for the quantification of protein phosphorylation using matrix-assisted laser desorption time-of-flight mass spectrometry that circumvented ionization efficiency differences by using a "sample-splitting approach".
Finally, the respondents were selected through simple random sampling technique by using a sampling frame that was developed from the registration book of the patients.
