Sentence examples similar to taking our sampling into account from inspiring English sources

We will take gender differences in our sample into account in our analysis, since previous studies on the Moroccan-Dutch population have shown large differences in the psychopathology rates between men and women.

We may therefore conclude that the attrition rate in our study is not extremely high, when taking age and disease status of our sample into account, but it may limit the generalizability of the findings to some extent and needs to be reflected upon in future studies.

Taking the small sample into account, the coefficient is surprisingly high.

We used ANCOVA to investigate whether the CV varied with colony size, taking sample time into account.

The risk models are developed using Cox regression analysis, taking the case-cohort sampling into account [ 19] for some biomarkers.

The approach took sampling protocol into account by providing different thresholds based on sample design.

The resulted distribution was explicitly distinguished from the underlying relative abundance distribution since it has taken sampling errors into account.

Our sample took into account the existence of both public and private health insurance systems in France, and the type of health-care centre.

Goodall's F-test allows testing for overall shape differences between groups while taking all sample variables into account.

The respondents were ranked according to their income category taking the sample weights into account.

However, sample size is never infinite, and, therefore, λ has to be chosen carefully, taking the sample size into account.