Sentence examples for sample when assessing from inspiring English sources

As recommended by [16], a small portion between 100 and 1000 grains should be removed from each cleaned sample when assessing weight loss.

Therefore, the suicide attempters and the comparison residents could be regarded as different groups and should not be integrated into one sample when assessing the psychometric characteristics of the CES-D.> -wrap-foot> P: for comparison on the distribution of demographic characteristics between suicide attempters and controls.

Emotional exhaustion was "high" in 33% of the sample when assessed by the psychometrically validated MBI.

This was the case for over 25% of the current study's sample when assessed within 16 days of surgery.

Finally, the study will provide data on the use of hair samples when assessing alcohol use.

Reliability has been found to be high across cardiac samples when assessed in terms of internal consistency (coefficient alphas have ranged from 0.88 to 0.92).

The experiment was duplicated for testing different solvent extracts but only a single extraction was possible due to the small sample size when assessing the variability of the extracts in 21 separate tree samples.

This might reflect the problem of adequate power found with studies of small sample size when assessing risks for rare events.

We have previously shown that such between-individual variation in trappability is associated with the differences in the screened behaviors, and the elimination of non-captured birds from the sample introduces bias when assessing behavioral correlations (Garamszegi et al. 2009).

While a randomised trial design is usually considered the gold standard, it is not likely to be practical in this field, neither in terms of the power and sample size required when assessing the effects on relatively rare outcomes, nor in the equipoise needed for withholding training and implementation of already established, evidence-based guidelines.

The finding that macroalgal assemblages are not related to storm-waters is contrary to an earlier investigation in the same location and underscores the importance of sampling design and habitat variation when assessing impacts.