First, follow-up MRI scans were only available on a subsample of the full TASOAC study.
The test-retest reliability of the Y-PASS subscales was assessed over a one-week period on a subsample of children (lunchtime Y-PASS: n = 12 boys, 12 girls, mean age of 11.6 ± 0.8 years; after-school Y-PASS: n = 9 boys, 13 girls; mean age = 11.4 ± 0.9 years).
On a subsample of 30 trees per species (one tree per plot), detailed non-destructive branch measurements were performed, yielding data for 555 oak and 438 beech branches.
Following Beets (1977), specific leaf area was determined from measurements of fascicle diameter, length, and dry mass based on a subsample of 20 fascicles from both year-one and year-two age classes.
These comparisons were conducted on a subsample of five runners on two study days, one chosen to represent a day with high ambient sulfate levels and the other a day with low ambient sulfate levels.
In this paper, we control for endogeneity in auditor selection by running our models on a subsample of firms with financial statements audited by at least one sanctioned auditor in the pre-inspection period and one non-sanctioned auditor in any year of the sample period.
CEA will be done on a subsample of 4,311 ACCORD participants and HRQOL on a subsample of 2,053 nested within the CEA subsample.
Secondly, full lichen communities were described in detail on a subsample of 84 root-plates of Norway spruce (Picea abies).
In particular, we focus on a subsample of people who work in firms with at least 2,000 employees.
An additional analysis of the impact of the gender of the migrant on expenditure patterns can be drawn on a subsample of 616 households.
A genetic analysis by means of microsatellites was performed on a subsample of the trapped mink (86 individuals) and on 70 farm mink, in order to assess the proportion of escaped farm mink in the free-ranging population.
