Sentence examples for diverse survey from inspiring English sources
It will be of interest to compare the level of nucleotide diversity within the promoters with a much larger diverse survey of the other gene regions.
Unfortunately, the cheerfully diverse survey that is "Greater Brooklyn" falls into the latter category.
TAKEN together, the collections of Long Island's eight art museums offer an amazingly diverse survey of world art from ancient times to the present.
So Dr. Zhuang is using dimensions collected from a diverse survey of 4,000 Americans to come up with a new set of face, head and neck standards.
A suitably diverse survey of one of the less predictable artists of the 1990's, who has made his name by transforming common objects and materials into one-of-a-kind feats of sculpture, drawing or photography.
If this suggestion is correct, the MacKinnon lists method could be used to assess spatial or temporal changes in abundance using diverse survey data.
Diverse surveys have shown cross subsidies among the Ministry of Health, EsSALUD and the private clinics" (PM #1 College of Physicians); "It [misappropriation] is possible; it has not been well studied; However, it is possible" (PM #2 College of Physicians).
First, though our sample was large and diverse, we surveyed PCPs using a single commercial EHR, so the generalizability to other systems besides Epic is unknown.
The OPQOL had good psychometric properties when tested on independent population and ethnically diverse sample surveys in Britain; it had better reliability and validity overall than other QoL instruments [ 17].
The prevalence of diabetes and other diseases at the national, regional and state level have been obtained from diverse national surveys (the National Chronic Disease Survey 1994, the National Nutrition Survey II and National Health Survey 2000) which recently have been consolidated into the Mexican National Nutrition Survey (ENSANUT 2006 and 2012) collected every six years.
For another, her focus is not race but sex, and her theme -- to the extent that a survey diverse enough to encompass Ma Rainey, Ethel Merman and Anita O'Day can be said to have one -- is female empowerment.
