Sentence examples for stratified population from inspiring English sources

A new algorithm to select balanced samples in a stratified population is proposed.

A procedure to select balanced samples in a stratified population has previously been proposed.

Two cases studies are investigated: single population designs, and stratified population designs, where different kinds of lights are replaced in the same retrofit study.

Balanced sampling can then be applied on a highly stratified population when only a few units are selected in each stratum.

All the polymorphisms analyzed in the stratified population were in HWE, except for CYP1A2*1C in the abuser group that gives a p < 0.05 (χ2 = 7; df = 1) due to the presence of the rare AA homozygote.

Although the potential for an increase in false positives in well-designed association studies conducted in a stratified population is indisputable 6, 7, 12, the extent and impact of PS on case-control association studies in practice, particularly in GWAS, can now be thoroughly investigated as empirical evidence from recent association studies becomes available.

Such stratified populations are commonplace in capture-recaptures studies, especially in the context where the strata represent distinct spatial regions.

This may unravel novel drug targets that may benefit majority of patients in general but not specifically cater to the needs of stratified populations within the group.

An irony of China's economic reforms is that the party state that embraced Mao's vision of radical collectivism now presides over the one of the most stratified populations in the industrialized world.

Key aspects that need to be addressed in future trials include understanding the mechanisms of action for each novel agent, designing the best trial and endpoints to demonstrate added benefit, and ensuring appropriately stratified populations based on previous endocrine exposure and/or sensitivity.

In stratified populations, values usually wind up justifying the powerful, including their continued possession and use of power, and marginalizing those who are not privileged.