Examples of using Sub-sample in English and their translations into German
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Results obtained here are based on a sub-sample of 3 025 SMEs.
A sub-sample of physical points is later drawn and used for estimates of yield/production.
By further dividing one half, the sub-sample can be further reduced.
Assessing uniformity by off-types on the basis of more than one sample or sub-samples.
In the case of larger enterprises(over 50 employees), sub-samples of the workforce could also be taken.
A 15 g sub-sample of this material is ignited, acid digested, and gold determined by ICP-MS;
On recovery of the core a number of approximately 50 mm sub-samples are removed for gas content.
All sub-samples were therefore recombined, mixed and re-sampled and the inconsistency was eliminated.
The sample were crushed 70% passing -10 mesh and then a 500 grams sub-sample was pulverized 85% passing -200 mesh.
The federal representative sub-sample of KiGGS consisted of 4,528 children and adolescents aged 4 to 17.
The Romer Series II Mill is theonly mill available that simultaneously grinds and sub-samples quickly and easily.
A 1000g pulverized sub-sample is screen to separate the -150 mesh pulp portion to the +150 metallic portion.
This is the only sampling machine covering the entire length of the trailer while taking at least 3 ormore representative sub-samples in one go.
Person's address or household belongs to the sub-sample not surveyed in the previous Community labour force survey.
Direct inspection, plus interviews with farmers, is also used in the survey of yields, which are estimated for a sub-sample of the points used for areas.
In such cases, the sub-sample had to be representative of all employees by activity and function and comprise at least the following.
For this analysis we use all available respondents- regardless of age or labour market status-so that country specific sub-samples are large enough to provide precise statistics.
The US are sub-samples from the 1970, 1980 and 1990 Census and the 1989 and 1995 CPS outgoing rotation group files.
However in order to allow certain comparisons to be made between 1987 and1988 results, a sub-sample has been defined which consists of those sample trees which have been observed in 1987 and in 1988.
Gold concentration in quartz veins was determined by the metallics fire assay procedure,and all other samples were analyzed by the standard fire assay method using a 1 assay ton sub-sample.
Metallic sieve is able to overcome the"nugget e ffect" of gold by increasing the sub-sample size to 1,000g and physically collecting the free gold within the system using a 100-mesh sieve.
Gold concentration in quartz veins was determined by the metallics sieve fire assay procedure, whileall other samples were analyzed by the standard fire assay method using a 1 assay ton sub-sample.
For a broadly representative sub-sample of 55 companies that could be tracked since 1997, the proportion of revenue generated in the home region has fallen sharply on average, from 50.2% to 36.9.
From the enterprises without employees only 28% of respondents are aware of any measure, and only 22% of those actually participated in any suchprogramme i.e. 6% of the'enterprises without employees' sub-sample.
While the distribution profiles between employees and revenue could be sharply dissimilar in some companies,on average they were almost identical: for a sub-sample of 73 companies among Europe's top 100, the home base represented 37% of employees and 35% of revenue on average in 2005, while the rest of Europe accounted for 29% of employees and 28% of revenue.
The representative survey was conducted by the Centre for European Economic Research(ZEW) and infas Institute for applied social Science in September 2010 andis based on a sub-sample of the ZEW ICT survey conducted every two years.
In total, 78 samples were collected from the 2016 test pits, 69 of which were sent to ALS Laboratories("ALS") in Mendoza, Argentina for preparation that included crushing andhomogeniz ation following which a 250 gram sub-sample was sent to ALS in Vancouver, Canada for analysis the remaining 9 samples compris ed primarily soil horizon material were not sent for analysis.
To assess the conformity of a batch, it is essential for the analysis to work on a sample which is representative of the batch being examined;this explains the importance of the number of sample pick-ups(sub-samples) and the area covered by the sampling probe cf.