Sentence examples for divisions of the study from inspiring English sources
The result showed an overall classification accuracy of 86% compared to existing regional divisions of the study area.
The sampling unit was a communal village herd (adakar) selected purposively and distributed across the six administrative Divisions of the study area.
The teams carried out a framework analysis process [ 19] using a common framework to describe the context of the public policies studied and their content, as well their formulation, implementation and effects, thereby following the classic divisions of the study of public policies [ 12].
aWilliams (2005) identifies the Maasai pastoralists living in the Idodi rangelands in the southern division of the study area as Ilparakuyo, which is a branch of the Maasai.
Division of the study area into smaller structural domains identified discontinuity sets associated with faulting along the contact of the two lithological units.
One of the three categories is that the occurrence time of the political events as the basis for division of the study period and the breakpoints are often regarded as 0 1 dummy variables.
The good performance of this method can be attributed to the division of the study area and the capability of RBFNN to capture the nonlinear relationships between SOM and environmental factors within different soil-landscape units.
Division of the study area on genetic classification basis showing first and second zones has good drainage conditions (HCO( _{3}^ ) type) and the rest of zones with poor drainage conditions (Cl type).
In household surveys and focus groups, circling disease was more commonly described as a priority concern in Pawaga, the northern division of the study area, than in Idodi (P < 0.001).
The univariate logistic regression was conducted on the basis of 17 factors, depending on the dichotomous outcome division of the study group (favourable and unfavourable).
On the other side, due to the rarity and the individual course of the disease among patients, further division of the study group into subgroups would result in the insufficient number of subjects for statistical analysis.
