Sentence examples for comparable sample from inspiring English sources

Catecholamines were investigated by collecting all urine produced from the start of the dive series until the first micturition after diving and compared with a comparable sample the day after diving.

The final EKG exam score for this cohort (n = 15) was 84.1 compared to 86.6 (p = 0.22) for a comparable sample of medical students (n = 15) at a different campus.

The Orbitrap analysis results are also compared with FT-ICR MS analysis results from a comparable sample set [1].

Roger Smeets of Rutgers looked at R&D spending by small firms, comparing firms that were hit by extensive lawsuits to a carefully chosen comparable sample.

A comparable sample of veterans was assigned to usual care (n=294).

They collected data from a comparable sample in nearby San Francisco, where a ballot initiative to impose a soda tax failed last fall.

We aim to create a more comparable sample for further analysis, mainly to account for smaller sized firms which appoint interim CEOs.

We do this by collecting survey data on a comparable sample of arbitration and litigation cases from attorneys involved in those cases.

They have comparable sample sizes, and all have margins of sampling error of plus or minus four percentage points.

EF Education First, an English-teaching company, compiled the biggest ever internationally comparable sample of English learners: some 2m people took identical tests online in 44 countries.

One has to go back to 1996-97 and 1991-92, two two seasons he won the Norris, or 1993-94, when he won the Conn Smythe Trophy as most valuable player of the Stanley Cup playoffs, to find a comparable sample of how much better Leetch is than the league's defensemen right now.