Sentence examples for using a subsample of from inspiring English sources

We test hypotheses using a subsample of the European Social Survey (ESS), containing 19,878 first and second generation migrants.

In a third step, the impact of the gender of the remitter and the receiver is analyzed using a subsample of 616 remittance‐receiving households.

Using a subsample of TREE data, Mueller and Wolter (2014) find that among aspiring apprentices, school grades are an important predictive factor when looking at a successful entry into dual VET, and that underachievers are more likely to experience problems, such as dropping out, repeating a year or failing the external exam.

All associations were confirmed in sensitivity analyses using a subsample of participants without diabetes and not taking lipid-lowering medication.

Antibody responses are expressed as Arbitrary Units obtained by calculating the ratio of test OD values obtained for a given test sample divided by a background value defined as the mean plus 3 SD of the absorbance values obtained using a subsample of 40 negative control sera from malaria-naïve blood donors.

Interviews will be undertaken in the UK and India using a subsample of the UMPIRE trial participants.

This paper uses a subsample of the baseline survey data on fish processors only.

I used a subsample of mothers (n = 2910) who participated in the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing study (FFCW) from the birth of their children through age 5.

Guided by a life course developmental perspective, the current study used a subsample of American Indians (n = 927) from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health Add Healthh) to explore alcohol use (current drinking, usual number of drinks, and binge drinking) among this population.

An issue when estimating sibling-fixed effects models is that we can only use a subsample of the original sample, i.e. children in families with at least two second-generation children, who graduated from form 9 in the 8-year period of 2002 09.

This study used a subsample of PRO instruments identified in a wider study assessing instrument quality.