Sentence examples for large survey of data from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, the effective population size was found to be around ten times smaller than the numerical population size in a large survey of data on wild animal populations [ 29].
It released data from a large survey of its developer community, finding that iOS has been surging ahead of Android, at least in terms of developer interest (53% said Apple was better positioned to win the enterprise, compared with 38% for Android).
The present study included data from a large survey of European adults with and without HCV infection across five counties, which measured outcomes through widely used validated scales.
Utilizing data from a large survey of school children in Sri Lanka, we sought to investigate the associations of absenteeism with previous conflict and tsunami exposure and to investigate the role of mental disorder in these associations.
Another study used data from a large survey of middle-aged (median age 58) female nurses in the United States and assessed the health of participants who lived to age 70 and older.
Data from a large survey of soil organic matter in France (Arrouays et al., 2001), and models (Soussana et al., 2004), show that the conversion of short-term N-fertilized grass leys into grass legume mixtures could sequester C into soil organic matter.
The large survey of metals (Calabrese and Baldwin 2003d) largely covers simple experimental systems with few human data.
To our knowledge, the only other study to look at ovarian cancer was that of Neal and Allgar (2005), which was based on a large NHS survey of data collected from patients with one of six types of cancer discharged from hospital between July 1999 and June 2000.
The proposed method is sufficiently fast to analyze large survey data of high dimension within seconds.
This large survey provides benchmark data of hospital safety culture and indicates that safety culture is far from established at most Taiwanese hospitals.
It is the largest survey of mobile developers.
