Sentence examples for expanding the sampling from inspiring English sources

After encountering difficulties to locate individuals, with non-contact rates reaching 59% (depending on the origin group), the Localmultidem survey also opted for expanding the sampling units from individuals to dwellings and adjacent dwellings.9.9

Our current research focuses on expanding the sampling and developing faster-evolving molecular markers that can discriminate among and within closely related and recently diverged taxa.

We stopped recruiting when categories and themes were well-developed in relation to our research questions, new participants' accounts were very similar to earlier participants' accounts and it was felt that additional insights were unlikely to be generated without considerably expanding the sampling frame (e.g. to a distant geographical area) [ 25, 26].

24 Performing correct bootstrapping without expanding the sample would require knowledge of the details of the sampling process in each county, namely stratification units, primary and secondary units, etc.

We show that the earlier findings on the energy efficiency premium in the literature are not robust when expanding the sample in time and vessel size.

However, when taking into account fixed effects, and expanding the sample to include companies that are publicly traded in the U.S. but incorporated overseas, the effect of Delaware incorporation is negative on shareholder wealth.

Expanding the sample is necessary to represent the diversity of the country population and school context.

A common goal of collected freight delivery details is to allow expanding the sample characteristics to the population.

Future researchers should consider expanding the sample size to include more regions and health care facilities across the northern and southern parts of Ghana.

Here, we consider the robustness of this finding to expanding the sample period to 2014, and considering even longer differences to allow for more significant lagged effects.

Future studies aim to surpass some limitations of this work, expanding the sample size and investigating further factors of resilience and childhood development protection.