Sentence examples for monitoring large samples from inspiring English sources
The SF-12 health survey is a generic measure of health status that was developed to provide an alternative to the SF-36 for purposes of monitoring large samples from general and specific populations.
This dynamic range could be greatly increased by using multiple fluorescence measurements to compute an integrated fluorescence value, but we did not do this in these experiments because our purpose was to examine single time-point measurements for monitoring large numbers of samples.
Monitoring large numbers of milk samples for the presence of residues in excess of the levels laid down under community legislation requires low cost screening methods.
The UIC data suggest that, despite some concerns about the reliability of the kits, they can be a useful indicator for program monitoring, allowing for large samples to be assessed at a reasonable cost [ 19].
Future research on clinical applications of activity monitors is needed with large samples representing diverse populations.
This study includes 1-year monitoring of a large sample size, and provides a way to examine drug use under real-life situations, linked to practice through the prescriber and also to the patient.
Moreover, data obtained from systematic ambulatory monitoring in a large sample of normotensive pregnant women indicate the lack of differences in blood pressure according to parity (Ayala and Hermida 2001).
Where many monitoring efforts require relatively large sampling effort, that is, measured either in number of people involved or in time spent per individual person involved, an additional person taking photographs of all sampled individual will often not add substantially to the cost of the survey program.
Self-report physical activity data are however, pragmatic for large samples and considered appropriate for population monitoring [ 38], and are reliably associated with morbidity and mortality outcomes [ 39].
Luckily, we have a few large samples.
Monitoring the health of such a large sample from adolescence into adulthood can provide much needed clues to early prevention.
