Sentence examples for sample of years from inspiring English sources
In fact, the same measure, when looked at over a wider sample of years, actually depicts a drastic growth in violence since 2009, when American commanders first began inching toward a counterinsurgency strategy that focused on reducing violence rather than solely on battling militants.
The analysis was done using a narrower sample of years under review for the period 2008 to 2015.
Year was categorized as a fixed effect, because of the unlikelihood that three consecutive years of data represent a random sample of years [ 35].
Stratified analyses by educational level of the pooled sample of years 2005 and 2010 showed that poverty risks increased with decreasing level of education (data not shown).
From a quick sample of year fives at my daughter's school, I glean that Kinney's books are adored because "they're so funny"; also, frequently, because "I like the pictures".
Market research released by dh insight this month based on a small sample of Year 13 students predicted As and Bs found little awareness of financial incentives, essentially considered "a nice add on" rather than being a critical part of the decision-making process.
Table 11 Spin-off sample of year 2011 Industries Number Incidence Electronics 20 11 Energy and environment 30 17 ICT 61 34 Life sciences 59 33 Nanotech 10 6 Total 180 180.
Two samples completed the pilot ARQ. 1) A convenience sample of year 9 students attending Catholic schools in Victoria, Australia.
We sought to explore stereotype threat and other factors that might affect students from ethnic minorities learning in clinical environments, in a sample of year 3 (first year clinical) medical students and a sample of their clinical teachers.
The aim was to provide contemporary data on the caries experience of 14- and 15-year-olds in New South Wales by recording the dental caries experience of a random representative sample of Year 9 students.
Data for the NSW Teen Dental Survey were collected in 2010 from a random sample of Year 9 secondary school students aged 14 to 15 years from metropolitan and non-metropolitan schools under the jurisdiction of the NSW Department of Education and Training, the Catholic Education Commission and Independent Schools in New South Wales.
