Sentence examples for derived from a sample from inspiring English sources
The panel is studying the results of the census and comparing them to data derived from a sample of 314,000 of the 120 million American households.
Census Bureau officials estimate the number of people undercounted and overcounted by comparing the figures from traditional census taking methods with data derived from a sample of American households.
Emissions from the sea voyages are derived from a sample of 162 marine vessels using the energy efficiency design index for European ships running at 20 knots.
Materials for our analysis are derived from a sample of 17 skateboard decks reflecting the major developments on deck technology from 1963 through the 2000s (Table 1).
Each equation (no. 1 12) were derived from a sample size of n = 50 randomly selected trees from five BWI plots.
This paper is based on a study that has adapted a shorter version of that test to the Turkish language and produced a set of normative data derived from a sample of 236 healthy adults (age 50 100).
The data is pretty sparse, but the Center for Venture Research CVRR) produces the most descriptive data available; it's derived from a sampling of angel groups, so it mostly captures accredited angel investment activity in tech-related startups (as opposed to restaurants and such).
Such networks can represent the uncertainty in a phylogenetic tree (e.g. Parks & Beiko, 2012) or show conflicting similarity relationships as derived from a sampling of many genes rather than a single phylogenetic marker.
Two profiles deriving from a sample were considered concordant when BCPs calculated from the comparable range products were identical.
We have formed a large case series of people's views following decisional incapacity deriving from a sample of 350 consecutive admissions to an urban psychiatric hospital.
Another example derives from a sample containing a partial B3GALTL gene deletion on one allele (exons 8 15) and a splice site mutation on the other allele (c.660+1G>A).
