Sentence examples for start of the sample from inspiring English sources

The order in which agents play during an iteration is determined at the start of the sample path, and it remains the same throughout that sample path.

At the start of the sample and up until the trough of 1985Q2, employment is steadily declining so it is difficult to date the beginning of that recession with employment data alone.

Reforms are more frequent in countries that had a lower per-capita GDP at the start of the sample, which may reveal the tendency for economic and institutional development to go hand in hand.

The solid red and blue lines represent the mean probabilities for a given time period with a break at the end of the 1993-2006 subsandle and the start of the sample for 2007-2013.

Structural country characteristics are captured by GDP per capita at the start of the sample period, a dummy taking the value one for countries that acceded the EU in 2004 or later and a fixed exchange rate dummy taking value one in cases (countries and years) where the exchange rate arrangement is either a monetary union or a currency board.

The evidence shows that reforms were more numerous in countries with a lower GDP per-capita at the start of the sample, suggesting that the evolution of labour market institutions was faster in EU countries at earlier stages of economic development.

At the start of the sampling phase, 40 farmers were selected and 32 of these were visited and interviewed.

Tenants who had scores below 650 at the start of the sampling gained an average of 29 points with the inclusion of positive monthly payment data.

At least one hour passed between the insertion of the probe and the start of the sampling, to allow for normalization of changes due to probe insertion.

At least one hour passed after the insertion of the probe and the start of the sampling to allow for normalization of changes due to probe insertion.

At least 1 hour passed after the insertion of the probe and the start of the sampling in order to allow for normalization of changes due to probe insertion.