Sentence examples for sample of art from inspiring English sources

This is a cross-sectional study, using data collected from a stratified random sample of ART clinics in four regions of Ethiopia in 2012.

However, the vast majority of patients in the sample had been on treatment for much longer than two weeks: 99% of the patients in the sample of ART patients had been on ART one month or longer and 95% of patients had been on ART for two months or longer.

Our study is the largest prevalence study of HIV ocular manifestations in India to date, and the participants in our study are likely to be a representative sample of ART-naïve HIV-infected persons presenting for ART treatment and care within a large Indian metropolis.

As an unscientific sampling of art in the public realm this summer confirms, contemporary outdoor art tends to offer unobjectionable, mildly decorative or entertaining and relatively empty experiences.

PARAMOUNT CENTER FOR THE ARTS (914-739-2333), wille you will find a small sampling of art work by most of Peekskill's artists.

The dour, largely color-free sampling of art since 1980 in the museum's large second-floor galleries is a perfect example.

The goal of "Coexistence" is to present a sampling of art poised between the clear-cut demands of the apartheid years and the slippery, diffuse but in some ways no less invidious realities that have followed.

Meanwhile, Mr. Rinder's desire to change the biennial from a star vehicle into a broad sampler of art in America is commendable, even if stymied by resentment of the art world, an unadventurous eye and an ultimately puritanical sense of populism.

Now, with "Taisho Chic: Japanese Modernity, Nostalgia and Deco," an exhibition that will open on Jan . 31at the Honolulu Academy of Arts, viewers who are more familiar with woodblock prints or traditional crafts from Japan will have an opportunity to examine an unusual sampling of art and design works from a lesser-known but pivotal period of the country's modern history.

HRQoL has been measured in a related study [ 32] using a widely validated instrument called the EQ-5D on a sub-sample of ART patients in the same cohort at baseline 3, 6 and 12 months (n = 95, 97, 98 and 83 respectively).

The ICAA was piloted in a sample of about 350 people and further validated in smaller samples of art students.