Examples of using Subsample in English and their translations into Russian
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Initial Sample Analysis Subsample 2009 RAA.
The remaining 46 countries are small enough to only bein the full sample, but not in the subsamples.
The 10,000 subsample was used for the Syntactical telephone number and postal address validation.
We kept all domains from these six cells in the 10,000 subsample for analysis.
In this subsample the cross table was used to estimate the% of shared needles that are cleaned.
The“Application of tolerances” does not apply to individual subsamples; the counts are averaged.
The subsample also did not consider gTLD type(Prior versus New) because the initial sample oversampled New gTLDs.
The cross-validation process is then repeated k times,with each of the k subsamples used exactly once as the validation data.
In this subsample, in none of organizations, collegiate bodies do not take part in the solution of the client protection question.
This first sample is then stratified and in the second phase, a subsample is selected from each stratum within the first sample.
Thus, the subsample of“competent respondents”, i.e. those not“trapped”, is 1,588 respondents i.e. 79,9% of the whole sample.
Moving on to registrars, these are the top 10 registrars and how many-- and how many domains we had in each of our samples and subsamples.
As a result, increasing the size of the core subsamples(every five centimetres rather than every one-two centimetres as proposed) should be considered.
The proposed analytical tests should be replaced by GC/MS andmetals analysis for the 350 GC/MS and metals subsamples i.e., 35 cores x 10 subsamples per core.
In this subsample the average number of injections per month was estimated based on the same algorithm as“Average frequency of injection per month”.
Among the students who participated in the core PISA2015 assessment of science, reading and mathematics, a subsample of students was randomly selected to sit the financial literacy test.
The survey was based on a subsample of households drawn from the Urban Households Evaluation Survey(ENCELURB-2002) of the Oportunidades programme.
Distribution by decision-making bodies of organizations represented by the pairs of respondents*,frequency* The subsample of 20 organizations represented in the research by two respondents.
The use of transects to subsample large colonies or aerial surveys is not yet considered part of Procedure A3 see Ref. 4, paragraphs 36 and 37.
Distribution by decision-making bodies of organizations represented in the study by single respondents*,frequency* The subsample of 10 organizations represented in the research by one respondent.
Of the k subsamples, a single subsample is retained as the validation data for testing the model,and the remaining k- 1 subsamples are used as training data.
Similarly, the Universal Postal Union conducted syntactical postal address validation for the 10,000 subsample and operational postal address validation for the 1,000 subsample.
A two-stage sampling method(initial->analyzed subsample) was designed to provide a large enough sample to reliably estimate subgroups of interest, such as ICANN region, New gTLD or Prior gTLD, and RAA type.
The study findings indicated that, although questionnaires can be used to assess moisture problems in school buildings,they need to be validated by on-site inspection in a subsample of the surveyed buildings Haverinen-Shaughnessy et al., 2012a.
The first was to treat all benthic localities as subsamples from the whole river, and to include the pooled abundance data from the whole watershed in the analyses.
Vendors didn't necessarily analyze all 100,000 records, which is a very large number, much larger than the similar work that ICANN and NORC have participated in,so we drew two subsamples of 10,000 and 1,000 that were easiest to analyze for some of the vendors.
The distribution of answers in this subsample shows that the awareness of the organizations offered for an evaluation fluctuates within the sampling error, which was slightly overcome only by the Belarusian Association of Journalists see Table 28.
This fact is exploited in two important situations: Suppose it is inconvenient or impractical to obtain a population sample, but it is practical to obtain a convenience sample of unitswith different X values, such that within the X 0 and X 1 subsamples the Y values are representative of the population i.e. they follow the correct conditional probabilities.
It is then important that the sample is selected so thatall data are collected from the same women or from a subsample of those women to ensure that the data can, as appropriate, be cross-classified in tabulations and used collectively for analytical purposes.