Sentence examples for from one wave from inspiring English sources

The attrition rates are very small in IFLS, and most households can be successfully tracked from one wave to another.

In terms of the labor supply decision, there is a small but statistically significant reduction in the average hours worked from one wave to the next.

The same participants were followed from one wave to the next, and due to loss at follow-up, samples were replenished with adult smokers from already selected census tracts to maintain sample size across waves.

The model allowed for the possibility of immunity before the summer wave [ 3, 5, 17, 24], as well as for immune protection from one wave to the next [ 3, 13, 32].

This finding agrees with previous studies [ 2, 3, 34], including a study from the same population [ 35], which was limited to a cross-sectional analysis from one wave of the KLIPS.

This occurred even though loss from one wave to the next was informative: mortality (which was generally higher for the second transition than the first) was clearly related to the 3MS score.

Wave height is defined as the distance from the crest of one wave to the trough of the next; significant wave height means the average of the highest one-third of waves measured by an instrument.

The whole sample (n=12 765) was composed of participants aged 50 years or more who had responded to at least one wave of ELSA from 2004 2005 until 2010 2011.

He scuds from one frothy wave to the next, leaving a spray of question marks in his wake.

However, survivors who participated at one wave did not significantly differ from two-wave participants with respect to MHS utilization.

Wagner's "Ring" begins with a demonstration: from one deep note, wave upon wave of majestic harmony flows.