Exemplos de uso de Non-probabilistic convenience em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It was decided to use a non-probabilistic convenience sample.
A non-probabilistic convenience sampling procedure was used.
The sample was characterized as a non-probabilistic, convenience sample.
A non-probabilistic convenience sample of a consecutive type was used.
The sample was determined by non-probabilistic convenience criteria.
A non-probabilistic convenience or accidental sample was used, consisted of 10 nurses, 5 men and 5 women.
This is an experimental study with non-probabilistic convenience sample.
The sample was non-probabilistic convenience one and thus, there was no consideration of sample size.
Data was collected through a survey, with a non-probabilistic convenience sample.
A non-probabilistic convenience sample was used. It included all subjects who met the inclusion criteria for participation in the study.
Methods: Prospective, analytical study with an intentional, non-probabilistic, convenience sample.
The non-probabilistic convenience sample involved 30 children between 12 and 18 month-old whom born premature and came from neonatal unit and 30 primary care providers.
This research followed a quantitative, descriptive, andcross-sectional approach, and consisted of a non-probabilistic convenience sample.
Limitations of this study are related to the design, since a non-probabilistic, convenience sample was used, limiting the external validity of these results.
This study is an exploratory research with descriptive observational andcross-sectional approach with non-probabilistic convenience sample.
It is a non-probabilistic convenience sample of individuals from the Brazilian general population, considering that the link to participate in the research was published on a social network Facebook.
The participants were recruited from a consecutive series of donors in the BMTU,following the criteria of non-probabilistic convenience sampling.
The non-probabilistic convenience sample consisted of 247 nursing professionals, with 47 nurses, 169 nursing technicians and 31 nursing assistants, working in two different hospitals, one philanthropic and the other public.
The inclusion criteria of the subjects considered the availability and interest in answering the instrument at the moment of data collection,constituting a non-probabilistic convenience sample.
A non-probabilistic convenience sample was used and the Portuguese version of the NeeCham Confusion Scale validated for the Portuguese culture was applied; this is a good instrument to evaluate the studied phenomenon.
It was a field exploratory, transversal anddescriptive study, with a non-probabilistic convenience sample, consisting of 100 individuals, of both sexes, economically active, through a qualitative and quantitative approach.
The methodology used to conduct this case study was a survey of exploratory focus, through a single case study, using the application of a questionnaire with multiple choice questions, andobserving the reactions of consumers considering a sampling non-probabilistic convenience.
A longitudinal, descriptive-exploratory study with a quantitative approach and a non-probabilistic convenience sample was conducted between November 2012 and March 2013 in patients diagnosed with ACS.
Through non-probabilistic convenience sampling of prevalent and incident cases, we selected NMD and CLD patients between 6 and 18 years of age who had begun the home-based RMT protocol between May of 2011 and May of 2013.
The objective of this study was to determine the prevalence of anti Trypanosoma vivax antibodies and the possible risk factors associated with the infection in cattle in Rio Grande do Norte,Northeastern Brazil, through a cross-sectional epidemiological study, with non-probabilistic convenience sampling.
The sample was considered as non-probabilistic convenience, with the participation of 784 adolescents, out of a total of 1,317 enrolled representing approximately 60% of the studied population, from all schools public and private located in the central region of the municipality.
This was a prospective study with a 6-month follow-up conducted from 2012 to 2014 in the cities of Juiz de Fora Minas Gerais, Ribeirão Preto São Paulo, Recife Pernambuco, and Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with adolescent girls from 12 to 15 years enrolled in 14 private schools and15 public schools, with non-probabilistic convenience sampling.
Methods: cross-sectional study involving patients with breast cancer with non-probabilistic convenience sample consisting of 62 patients treated at the hospital welfare foundation of paraiba in campina grande, in the period from 1 january 2009 to 01 february 2010.
Based on these data, non-probabilistic convenience sampling was calculated with 137 infants, independently of gestational age, who were hospitalized at one of the Neonatal Intensive Care Units during the data collection period and whose parents accepted their inclusion in the study.
A non-probabilistic convenience sample was used, consisting of 250 elderly men and women, selected based on the following inclusion criteria: aged 60 years or older; receiving care at the Family Health Units; having the cognitive ability to respond to the instrument.