Sentence examples for population cross section from inspiring English sources

Since our sample was a population cross section, most cases were at a less acute stage for which clinical diagnostic criteria may be difficult to apply.

Because the focus of the analyses was on the shape of the CBATs and not on absolute human body burdens, estimated body burdens for individual women (at different ages) were normalized to the average value of the population cross section at that point in time.

For each scenario, CN t), the normalized concentration for a woman of age t, was calculated as C t/ Cavg, where C t is the estimated concentration for a woman of age t and Cavg is the average estimated concentration of the population cross section for the given scenario.

Results: Body burden age relationships for population cross sections and individuals over time are not equivalent.

Trends of polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) congener 153 concentrations versus age for population cross sections were estimated using simulated longitudinal data for individual women born at different times.

In addition, the shape of CBATs for PCBs and PBDEs would be similar only if they were both based on population cross sections sampled during periods of increasing emissions.

What a random lot we prospective bankrupts were – a marketing surveyor's population cross-section dream: the south London wideboy; the 30-something purple-haired hippy chick; the matronly woman of Asian descent; the harrowed-looking mother of three; the businessman in a pin-striped suit with slippery, shiny lapels; and me, the only guy wearing a biker jacket in the whole building.

The microsimulation framework can generate panel data describing a wide range of characteristics at annual intervals for each adult in an evolving population cross-section.

DPUNS will be used in conjunction with the gas-filled separator RITU and the vacuum separator MARA at the accelerator laboratory of the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, to measure the lifetimes of excited states with low population cross-sections.

Earlier studies on malnutrition among preschool children have primarily provided prevalence rates of low anthropometric scores in population cross-sections.

Typically, these studies provide prevalence rates of low anthropometric scores in population cross-sections as the measure of burden of malnutrition.