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Thus, we started with a sampling strategy of a 30 by 7 approach to identify thirty clusters per region (Northern or Central), and seven recently pregnant women (pregnant in the last 12 months) in each cluster were to be randomly selected for interview (see below).

We started with a sample that sort of spanned the whole spectrum of anxiety disorders.

The selection had thus started with a sample size of about 20,000 girls to arrive at this sample of only 66 finalists in 2010.

Initially, we started with a sample of 588 trials, published between 1948 and 2006.

These studies started with a sample of children infected with RSV and assessed whether ETS exposure increased the severity of the RSV infection.

The process of phasor estimation starts with a sampling of an analog signal (x t)) at a sampling frequency fs (= Nfo).

While our list is hardly comprehensive — dozens of colleges and universities offer variations of such programs — we thought it might be helpful to start with a sampling.

Different from Web surveys based on samples of self-selection, this study started with a multistage sampling strategy and drew a stratified sample of 11 high schools representing different school ranks in Nanjing.

The experiment was started with a dry sample (a) or a sample in which the water in pores with a radius > 0.36, > 1, > 3, or > 10 μm was expelled (b e, respectively).

No difference of capillary rise height H is predicted whether the experiment was started with a dry sample (a) or a sample that has undergone water expulsion treatment (b) {r}_{mathrm{eff}}={left({displaystyle sum_k{l}_k}right)}^2{left[{displaystyle sum_k{l}_k{displaystyle sum_jleft(frac{l_j}{2{r}_j}right)}}{left(frac{r_k}{r_j}right)}^3right]}^{-1}, (12).

Instead, we started with a consensus sample of all samples and changed one letter at a time to determine whether the prediction changed toward the positive or the negative side of the classification boundary.