Sentence examples for sample covering both from inspiring English sources
The main strengths of this study include: 1) the use of survey methods appropriate for national health surveys, 2) the use of standardised methods consistent with current thinking on measuring asthma in prevalence studies, and 3) the use of a nationally representative sample covering both rural and urban areas.
The GfK KnowledgePanel® is based on probability sampling covering both online and offline populations in the U.S. GfK presents households with access to the Internet and a netbook computer, if needed.
Each MZI sweep contains 1000 A/D sample points, covering both forward and backward scans for each laser sweep.
The NHDS took nationally representative samples of women, covering both rural and urban households using stratified and multistage cluster sample designs.
In this work, 13 individuals were sampled in Argentina and Chile, covering both the arid Patagonian steppe and the wet Valdivian and Magellanic forests.
Note that 260 channel realizations constitute a rich set of independent statistical samples from the channel (covering both 2.5 and 5GHz ISM bands) because we analyze the results in relative terms, i.e., we always compare a certain curve to a so-called reference curve and we focus our attention in the difference (improvement) rather than in the absolute values obtained.
The sampled hospitals are all general, covering both urban and rural areas and serving approximately 142,290 patients on average each year.
We estimate regression models for the global sample covering all borders of the world for which data are available.
The answer is no, at least for the most recent part of the sample covering the last four or five decades.
The revised estimate was based on an expanded sample, covering more low-risk groups and regions, and a new way of extrapolating from these data.
Here, we present findings from an FMRI study using a simple viewing paradigm of faces and objects in a continuous age sample covering the age range from 6 years through adulthood.
