Sentence examples for utilising a sample from inspiring English sources

Included studies were qualitative (pure or mixed methods), utilising a sample of women over 16 years of age without a specified psychopathology.

We know of no other study utilising a sample as large, and followed-up for as many years as our cohort.

The trial is utilising a sample of convenience recruiting participants whom will likely commence either haemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis within three-six months.

This cross-sectional study utilised a sample of patients identified via the Rochester Epidemiology Project REPP) and previously described.

We utilise a sample of 16 35 year olds from nine European countries, all recruited from populations frequenting pubs/bars and nightclubs.

This study utilised a sample of younger (ex-) Service personnel who are members of Blind Veterans UK (55 years of age or below).

In contrast, Waterman et al., [ 13] utilising a normative sample and a sample of institutionalised CD boys, reported no significant correlation between antisocial behaviour and cognitive and affective perspective-taking across the normative sample, whereas, in the CD sample, affective, but not cognitive, perspective-taking superiorities were associated with higher antisocial behaviour.

As part of a broader nationally representative study examining occupational safety and health (OSH) awareness amongst professional footballers, this empirical quantitative study, utilising a convenience sample is the first and largest investigation of the frequency of, and attitudes towards, concussion and concussion reporting amongst Irish senior professional and semi-professional footballers.

The 2008 survey was part of a continuous survey running until 2011, utilising a smaller sample size than previously.

Utilising a random sample of Medicare claimants (n = 601,922) from Australia, the odds of a fall- related injury was found to be approximately two times greater for elderly men and women with depression [ 15].

This study was a population-based cross-sectional study, utilising a representative sample design and based on face-to-face interviews; the goal of the study was to assess whether rural residents had knowledge of HIV, TB, and HBV.