Sentence examples for multinational sample of from inspiring English sources

Among a multinational sample of ill travelers with a systemic febrile illness for whom a diagnosis could be determined, the GeoSentinel Surveillance Network reported that dengue fever was the second most common cause of such cases, behind malaria (7 ).

The two trials used a multinational sample as a source of survival data for Markov cohort CLL patients.

This fact sets Turkey apart from the multinational sample investigated with the same method in the same period where high levels of fear coincided with shorter PDTs, and distrust was tied to longer delays.

To our knowledge this is the first study which addresses these important questions in a large multinational sample.

A total score of 8 or more is recommended as an indicator of hazardous drinking behaviour [ 34].The AUDIT was developed and validated in multinational samples involving Kenya [ 28] and has been validated in South Africa [ 31].

This qualitative field study investigated cross-site knowledge sharing in a small sample of multinational corporations in three different MNC business contexts (global, multidomestic, transnational).

Women, who had reported substantial suffering as a result of a previous experience of abuse within the healthcare system, were purposefully selected from a Danish sample of a multinational cohort study on negative life events among pregnant women (the BIDENS Study).

This paper purports to study the contribution of R&D at home and abroad to the firm's inventive activity, using a sample of 137 Japanese multinationals.

This paper explores the strategic internationalisation of Research and Development (R&D) activities of the world's 100 largest food and beverages (F&B) multinationals (MNEs) in 1996 and 2000 with a sample of nearly 8000 affiliates for each period.

Our study, based on a sample of 52 projects carried out by a multinational company in the semiconductor industry, reveals that the knowledge attributes of a project help in predicting how the R&D activities will be organized.

The recent large, multinational survey in nine countries of four continents provided data to compare with the initial standardisation sample of the MRS. The question was: Is the internal structure of the MRS results comparable among different countries or cultures.