Sentence examples for sample of institutional from inspiring English sources
This article investigates this in the context of a sample of institutional buy outs (IBOs) undertaken in the UK between 1997 and 2006.
We develop a simple model of the effect of public transaction reporting on trade execution costs and test it using a sample of institutional trades in corporate bonds, before and after initiation of the TRACE reporting system.
In our sample of institutional deliveries from rural Nepal, 16% of facility births were by caesarean, which is higher than the national average: the 2011 Nepal DHS found an overall national caesarean section rate of 5%, with sections more commonly performed for births to highly educated mothers (13%) and mothers in the highest wealth quintile (14%).
In a national representative sample of non-institutional population in England, 21.5% of subjects aged 40 79 years were on-site diagnosed with grade 1 hypertension using automatic oscillo-metric devices [ 29].
All patients had given their consent for the collection and use of samples for institutional review board (IRB) approved research purposes.
The data source for the study was the University of California, Los Angeles, Higher Education Research Institute's 2007 2008 Faculty Survey, which was administered to a national sample of faculty across institutional types and disciplines.
The household survey questionnaire was conducted to gather data about demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of sample households, institutional services, biophysical characteristics, plot level characteristics, and various sustainable land management (SLM) practices conducted by farmers of the study area.
Here a sample of about 3000 children (institutional sample from 279 ECEC centers and 720 groups) was included.
Respondents with lacking data for central study variables (IES-R, cluster variables) were excluded and a final sample of 558 professionals in institutional settings was obtained.
Twenty-eight percent of the sample used institutional care.
Briefly, NHAMCS is a four-stage probability sample of visits to US non-institutional general and short stay hospitals, conducted annually by the National Center for Health Statistics.
