Sentence examples for cross section survey from inspiring English sources

This was a cross section survey enrolling the patients presenting to a tertiary care hospital, making it not a true representation of the national sample.

A prospective cross section survey was undertaken with local ethical approval and in accordance with the Tenets of the Declaration of Helsinki.

A record of over 850 cross section surveys at 62 sites on 10 rivers throughout the catchment (1958 2017) indicates recent transition from a trend of continuous accumulation to downcutting and remobilisation of valley-bottom deposits.

Immediately following cross section surveys, large wood (>6 in diameter) was tallied and organic layer accumulation in depositional zones was measured.

The estimation of the incision that occurred during the degradation phase was assessed by the difference in elevation between gravel surfaces, whereas the changes introduced by restoration interventions in two reaches were evaluated through the comparison of topographic cross sections surveyed in year 2000 and a high-resolution bathymetric LiDAR survey flown in late 2012.

The two datasets also differ in terms of their structure, with GSS being a repeated cross-section survey and HILDA being a panel survey.

We use the GEIH for the period November 2006 to December 2011.11 The GEIH is a nationally representative monthly cross-section survey, interviewing about 248,028 households annually, both in urban and rural areas.

We do so by exploiting the observed variation in labour supply of single mothers in cross-section survey data that is pooled across a number of years that bridge an important reform to the UK welfare system.

This study was based on primary data obtained in a cross-section survey of rural farm households in Ogun and Oyo states, in the Southwest rainforest zone of Nigeria.

In addition, Household Income and Expenditure Survey (HIES) is repeated cross-section survey data that are the only publicly available data at an individual level with economic status variables such as labor earnings, family income information of each household, and socio-demographic characteristics.

After a preliminary demographic census of the study areas a clinical and parasitological cross-section survey was performed to evaluate malaria prevalence.