Sentence examples for intensity of survey from inspiring English sources

Two issues are pertinent: (1) what intensity of survey is appropriate and (2) what level of information should be collected at each survey point.

This retrospective evaluation covers a long time period in which also other measures of treatment like intensity of survey of high-risk pregnancies or the quality of neonatal care may have changed.

There is discussion of the ways that archaeological sites are delimited in the field, and how differing intensities of survey coverage are integrated in regional research designs.

First, we assessed the intensity of parasitological surveys focused on different bird species using the citation index in the Web of Science Zoological Records (ZR).

Obviously, the biggest drawback to the survey was the labour intensity of the Web survey for the participating hospitals.

After coffee, Goodlad, walking with the slow intensity of a detective, surveyed the sidewalks.

The use of very-high-resolution satellite-based tree cover parameters, including crown projected area (CPA), crown density and crown size classes improves salience, reliability and legitimacy of the community-based survey of 0.04% intensity at the lower cost than increasing intensity of the community-based survey to 0.14% level (2.5 USD/ha vs. 7.5 USD/ha).

For the 61 children 5 12 years of age surveyed, intensity of infection with Trichuris was light in 57.4%, medium in 16.4% and heavy in 1.6%.

Therefore, the ability of ASPP2 to be located at cell junctions to bind and colocalise with RAS on the one hand, and located in the cytoplasm and bind p53 upon RAS activation on the other, places ASPP2 in an ideal position to survey the intensity of RAS signalling and to coordinate appropriate cellular responses accordingly.

Metaregression (metareg command in Stata) was performed on intensity, study location (USA/Canada vs other) and type of survey (market survey vs dietary survey) to explore the potential sources of heterogeneity.

Kruskal Wallis test was used to compare intensity of infection between the two surveys.