Examples of using Non-probabilistic sample in English and their translations into Portuguese
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functionalist bias and non-probabilistic sample.
This is an intentional, non-probabilistic sample, constituted by five nurses who worked at the hospital ICU where the study was performed.
This study made use of a non-probabilistic sample. According to Hair Jr. et al.
The option to work with an intentional type non-probabilistic sample is based on a proposal of free
A non-probabilistic sample was recruited in a highly complex service,
The study analyzed treats the non-probabilistic sample by convenience, performed between 2004
The non-probabilistic sample included 973 nursing assistants
This non-probabilistic sample was composed of 86% women,
the choice of the teachers was a non-probabilistic sample.
The cross-sectional design, with non-probabilistic sample survey was chosen in the composition of the sample. .
The non-probabilistic sample consisted of volunteers of both genders,
The non-probabilistic sample consists of 1,612 young people between 18
Non-probabilistic sample was intentional
The study's non-probabilistic sample comprised 87 individuals cared for at two outpatient clinics of a public hospital from August to December 2013 who met the inclusion criteria
The non-probabilistic sample consisted of 49 participants recruited at the Claudication Clinic of the Hospital of the Faculty of Medicine, University of São Paulo HCFMUSP,
The fact that a non-probabilistic sample was used constitutes a limitation because the results obtained for the instrument's adaptation
The non-probabilistic sample consisted of 204 CVD patients attended by an angiologist,
The non-probabilistic sample comprised 126 participants 63 children
The intentional, non-probabilistic sample comprised 45 male undergraduate students aged between 20
To address the objective, the non-probabilistic sample was composed of students with physical disabilities and motor impairments(dfm),