Sentence examples for large scale representative from inspiring English sources

HMIS refers to health information collected and routinely reported from health facilities and districts (often from government or public sector facilities only) and are an ideal platform to influence as they are present in most settings, relatively inexpensive (compared with large scale representative household surveys) and largely driven by national decision makers.

The material properties are determined by means of a homogenization analysis considering a large scale representative volume element.

For assessment of the scatter in the effective material response, the homogenization scheme is applied to subsets of the large scale representative volume element.

Large scale, representative, population-based survey in China is rare, especially for southern Chinese.

The JEMs were based on data from a large scale representative survey on working conditions for 20.000 employees in Germany.

This allows for comparison between use in the current sample and a large scale representative group of Australians.

Yes, I know, it does borrow a bit from Pinterest in terms of large-scale representative imagery, but it brings in a new layer of awesomeness in the form of ranking.

Such extrapolation should be treated with lots of caution college students are, clearly, not perfectly representative of high school students but presently it's the only large-scale representative alternative that we have.

As noted, a particular strength of a number of studies from Switzerland and Germany, besides there being a longer period of development, is the use of large-scale, representative data.

DaCoTA: assessing the usefulness of the ND method for gathering large-scale, representative information about safety performance indicators and exposure in the different EU Member States (www.dacota-project.eu; [7]).

Special emphasis is placed on the uses and limitations of large-scale representative cross sectional studies such as the National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys in the United States.