Sentence examples for population frame from inspiring English sources

Normally, household surveys often rely on a population frame which contains only registered households.

The only potential background variable we had for both respondents and non-respondents was place of work affiliation; originally added to the population frame we developed for this study.

In spite of the low response rate for postgraduate trainees, the demographic characteristics of the study sample (n=141) were reflective of the population frame, with the majority of respondents enrolled in family medicine (36%).

The population frame that was sampled was stratified into 32 geographic strata formed as follows: each of the 27 federation unit capital; and five strata comprising the municipalities of each of the five macro-regions of the country.

The population frame comprised 13,004 individuals aged 65 years or over living in five geographic areas of the UK, who were selected from local Family Health Service Authority lists.

In addition, their administration can be expensive and the representativeness of many Internet population frames is problematic [ 7].

A common population sampling frame in countries with universal health care is health service registers.

In addition to the statistical concepts of target audience, population, sampling frame and unit of observation (Thompson 2012), this framework introduces the following set of new concepts for better supporting sampling in SE surveys: source of sampling, search unit, search plan and sampling strategy.

However, the study population, time frame in use and definition of CAM vary [ 7].

Table  1 shows the total population, sampling frame population (N), and the targeted sample size (n) for each city.> -wrap-foot> Notes.

The cohort was recruited from a population sampling frame with a high response rate (74%), making it representative of the general population for this area in Eastern England.