Sentence examples for employed a sample of from inspiring English sources

The study employed a sample of 40 children with burn injuries, and their mothers with three control groups, each of 40 children and their mothers: an acutely ill group, a fracture group and a non ill/injured group.

If more than 85 nurses were employed, a sample of 60 nurses was identified at each site by simple random sampling without replacement.

We employed a sample of convenience and recruited half males and half females to assure that we had adequate numbers to assess the effects of gender.

We employ a sample of 109 U.S. listed "sin" firms for a seven-year period (2003-2009) and control with another set of 109 similar-sized, non- sin" firms for the same period.

Employing a sample of 379 acquisition series, we find evidence for a positive transfer effect of strategic consistency within series and, therefore, a positive relationship between strategic consistency and acquisition performance.

Conversely, the results of studies that employ a sample of a specific age may not be generally applicable, as these relationships may change across the lifespan.

Prescription databases do not usually include information about the morbidity for which the drug was prescribed and only few studies have focused on health problems as predictors of polypharmacy, with none of them employing a sample of the general population as study base [ 31].

When investigating the effect of a variable on occurrence of a malignancy, it is necessary to employ a sample of patients which is representative in terms of severity of the disease in general if, as in this case, the variable is also related to the outcome.

Our association study of severe malaria and T1264G employed a sample size more than twice that of all previous studies combined (Table  1).

To illustrate the landscape, we employed a sampling strategy to estimate the potential of each cell state on the reprogramming paths (Materials and Methods).

This study employs a sample population of older workers to estimate an empirical model of leisure exercise activity.