Sentence examples for differing sampling from inspiring English sources

The marked heterogeneity score from the hypertension meta-analysis suggested that there was considerable variation between studies which may have arisen from the differing sampling methods and/or different definitions of hypertension employed in different papers.

The incongruent serogroup distributions of STEC isolates from food and from patients likely reflect the nonprobabilistic sampling schemes and differing sampling periods that underlie these populations.

The data obtained were weighted for two purposes: first, to account for differing sampling probabilities due to variations in both household size and state/territory population and second, to ensure that the sample for each stratum more accurately represented the population of the corresponding stratum, by also weighting by age and sex.

Discrepancy from our results may be due to differing sample sizes, different measurements of outcome and different outcome groupings.

Demographically speaking, the present sample was largely homogeneous with the original sample of 371 on which the published long form is based.1 Group differences based on differing sample demographic characteristics are thus not anticipated.

As Cairns (2001) points out, the differences could be attributed to differing sample populations or differing methods of framing time preference.

To avoid sampling bias due to grossly differing sample sizes, the under-represented groups Y (3 individuals) and BY (12 individuals) were excluded from these analyses.

Potential reasons for this latter discrepancy may have to do with such things as differing inclusion criteria and possibly more importantly, differing sample sizes.

These differences in findings may be attributable to differing samples and/or response modality.

The percent of variance explained by household-level characteristics was different in these three studies, probably due to differing samples, methodology and cultural factors.

The differing results in the these two trials may have been caused by differing sample sizes of the trials, differing agents used, or other unmeasured co-interventions.