overall sample

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meanings of overalland sample

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overall
adverb[before noun]
adjective
uk /ˌəʊ.vəˈrɔːl/ us /ˌoʊ.vɚˈɑːl/
in general rather than in particular, or including all the people or things in a particular group ...
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sample
noun[C]
uk /ˈsɑːm.pəl/ us /ˈsæm.pəl/
a small amount of something that shows you what the rest is or should ...
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Examples of overall sample

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The following discussion concentrates on the total period and only main changes between sub-periods compared to the overallsample are commented on.
A cluster number of 40 was chosen as the figure that minimized the overallsample size while remaining a realistic recruitment goal.
The overallsample size is too small to allow detailed analysis by age group, ' ethnicity ' or class.
An exact determination of the distribution of the overallsample size is computationally barely feasible.
They did not significantly differ from the overallsample on the independent and dependent variables.
Despite the excellent retention, the overallsample is small by today's standards, which limits the power and kinds of potential analyses.
Beginning with the compulsory elements of school music-making, 67 per cent of our overallsample reported enjoying their class music lessons.
In total, there were 63 refusals so that overallsample size was 678 with about a 10 per cent refusal rate.
The overallsample represented the majority (70%) of all therapists advertized in each region.
Each group thus created represents about 20 per cent of the overallsample.
The claim weakens further if some children in the overallsample are excluded due to uninterpretable responses.
Reported sample sizes are substantially less than the 366 observations in the overallsample, because not all respondents emitted all pollutants.
Of the overallsample of 1692 subjects, 242 (14.2 %) declined to participate, 57 (3.4 %) had died and 15 (0.9 %) were not traceable.
In the overallsample, 74 % were white, 39 % were currently married, and 67 % were employed.
Fourthly, the overallsample size was relatively small for a study of this nature, relative to others in the literature.
When the overallsample is analysed, expulsion could be obscured by a higher rate of acquisition.
In our sample, this could however reflect the male excess in the overallsample, with males comprising 64 % of the total head-injured individuals from which the samples were drawn.
If we use constant parameter values corresponding to the overallsample means, as in table 1, the critical value of the carrying capacity is 817 (expressed in millions).
The number of children with one or the other of the two risk factors was at or very near the prevalence for the problem trajectory in the overallsample.
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