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Sediment records were sampled from fans of secondary tributaries in the middle course of the Hór valley.

Fifty one orthopaedic patient records and 51 general medicine patient records were sampled from each site in each of 2009 and 2010 (408 subjects overall in each year).

Prisoner records were sampled using data from the Department of Corrective Services Total Offender Management System TOMSMS) database, which maintains the records of all criminal offenders in Western Australia, and the Total Records and Information Management (TRIM) database, which contains scanned copies of discharged prisoners' paper medical records.

The data were sampled from patient records from Chiba-Nishi General Hospital from January 1999 to September 2001, where two of the authors worked as pediatricians.

The discordance tables prepared in Stage 1 are only an estimate, from one sample, of the true misclassification proportion p. Therefore, the proportion of records to be corrected can be sampled from a binomial distribution with probability of success parameter p, which is automatically calculated from the discordance table.

A pooled estimate for the incidence of symptomatic RV infections was obtained by fitting the following models to the data: Study-homogeneous ('fixed effects') model: This model assumes that the number of symptomatic RV infections, Y, as recorded in each study can be sampled from a Poisson distribution with a common mean (μti).

Many of the tunes you're likely to hear on a Friday night in Lima are sampled from classic records by bands like Los Mirlos or Juaneco y su Combo.

Mr. Tamborello added a hoary pizzicato flourish that might have been sampled from an old record.

For the VES, 48,513 records were randomly sampled from an initial population of 4.9 million U.S. Army records.

Species composition was recorded and biomass was sampled at monthly intervals from February to August 2011.

The second set of PCR primers delivered matK records for another 7% of the fresh specimens, producing an overall 83% success, while 8% new records were obtained from herbarium samples, raising their overall success to 53%.