Sentence examples for gain representativeness from inspiring English sources

Detailed information on the weighing of the sampling frame in order to gain representativeness for the Dutch population of hospitalised patients and patients which died during hospitalisation is described in detail previously.

In addition to gaining representativeness in terms of their proportion in general, a more accurate coverage of migrants should also be pursued, for example with regard to length of residency, skills in the host country's language, country of origin, and other sociodemographic characteristics.

In addition, the representativeness of the network was evaluated.

Measurement-Based Probabilistic Timing Analysis (MBPTA) techniques offer the opportunity to simultaneously reduce the cost of acquiring the knowledge needed for computing reliable WCET bounds and gain increased confidence in the representativeness of measurement observations.

Using the RE-AIM framework's two measures, reach and adoption, we gain important insights on the representativeness of the study, which may improve the ability of practitioners, workplaces and researchers to successfully plan and implement future workplace health promotion and work environment interventions.

To gain an appreciation of the overall representativeness of this sample, we made a comparison of the initial PBRN cohort enrollees with the Center for Disease Control's Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System survey, which is a random telephone sample of all adults in the state.

Nevertheless, as a qualitative study the aim was not representativeness, but rather to gain an in-depth understanding of EBF and BF practices and factors which influence these practices.

To gain insight in the characteristics and representativeness of the respondents, we tested i) for differences in age between responders and the initial sample using a t- test and ii) the relation between age (years) and having MSDs at baseline, and the relation between having or having not MSDs at baseline and response at follow-up using univariate logistic regression analysis.

In order to make use of the information gain of TS but without compromising the representativeness of the survey with a very small targeted sample size, we combined TS with a baseline stratified random sample (bsRS).

The assessment of long-term selection gain was based on the parameters of theoretical selection limit and genetic representativeness as suggested previously (Zhao et al. 2015).

This implies some loss of 'internal validity' and an increase in the uncertainty of the results, but 'gains in representativeness'.