Definition of stratified sample in English:

stratified sample

noun

Statistics

A sample that is drawn from a number of separate strata of the population, rather than at random from the whole population, in order that it should be representative.
Example sentencesExamples
- With the results, we developed a quantitative 20-minute phone survey and enlisted participation among a stratified sample of 1,005 other individuals.
- We selected a stratified sample of 200 servicemen from an infantry battalion of 566 according to rank (20 officers, 30 from the senior ranks of sergeant to warrant officer, and 150 from the junior ranks of corporal and below).
- A stratified sample of 4860 people over 16 was interviewed and adjusted to reflect the whole population.
- The study is based on a stratified sample with an over-representation of risk cases for psychiatric disorders.
- To gather university norms, students administer an already-existing test or one constructed by the class to a stratified sample.
- The advantage of multi-stage cluster sampling should be clear by now: it allows interviewers to be far more concentrated than would be the case if a simple random or stratified sample were selected.
- Interview subjects included both a hierarchically stratified sample of the participants in each initiative and a representative sample of those whose work was influenced by them.
- This was equivalent to a 20% stratified sample of non-federal acute hospitals in the United States.
- The researchers limited their review to a random stratified sample of articles published during 1997-1998.
- To that end, the survey relies upon a stratified sample of the undergraduate population in the United States, controlling for factors such as gender, race/ethnicity, and class standing.
- Subjects were selected using a multistage stratified sample design of households.
- Using the Quality Education database, which lists all high schools in the United States, the researchers selected a stratified sample of 80 high schools with probability proportionate to size.
- This project involves approximately 250 camps selected from a representative stratified sample, data analysis, and the development for distribution of training materials and research monographs.
- The stratified sample consisted of 60% practitioners, 20% educators, and 20% laboratory managers.
- The stratified sample was proportional to the actual number of women in each year of study, undergraduate freshmen through graduate students.
- Since this is a stratified sample with a higher percentage of large producers than actually exists in the industry, results are presented by size category.
- The authors interviewed a stratified sample of 106 women who were 50 years and younger.
- The sample of employees was a multistage stratified sample designed to maximize the diversity of job characteristics.
- Subsequently, a proportional, stratified sample of 253 hospitals was selected.
- All students in the third grade (final year) in a stratified sample of seven nonvocational senior high schools in Oslo were asked to complete a questionnaire during class.

Definition of stratified sample in US English:

stratified sample

nounˌstradəˌfīd ˈsamp(ə)l

Statistics

A sample that is drawn from a number of separate strata of the population, rather than at random from the whole population, in order that it should be representative.
Example sentencesExamples
- Using the Quality Education database, which lists all high schools in the United States, the researchers selected a stratified sample of 80 high schools with probability proportionate to size.
- The stratified sample was proportional to the actual number of women in each year of study, undergraduate freshmen through graduate students.
- To that end, the survey relies upon a stratified sample of the undergraduate population in the United States, controlling for factors such as gender, race/ethnicity, and class standing.
- The sample of employees was a multistage stratified sample designed to maximize the diversity of job characteristics.
- With the results, we developed a quantitative 20-minute phone survey and enlisted participation among a stratified sample of 1,005 other individuals.
- The advantage of multi-stage cluster sampling should be clear by now: it allows interviewers to be far more concentrated than would be the case if a simple random or stratified sample were selected.
- Subsequently, a proportional, stratified sample of 253 hospitals was selected.
- This project involves approximately 250 camps selected from a representative stratified sample, data analysis, and the development for distribution of training materials and research monographs.
- We selected a stratified sample of 200 servicemen from an infantry battalion of 566 according to rank (20 officers, 30 from the senior ranks of sergeant to warrant officer, and 150 from the junior ranks of corporal and below).
- The researchers limited their review to a random stratified sample of articles published during 1997-1998.
- Interview subjects included both a hierarchically stratified sample of the participants in each initiative and a representative sample of those whose work was influenced by them.
- To gather university norms, students administer an already-existing test or one constructed by the class to a stratified sample.
- The study is based on a stratified sample with an over-representation of risk cases for psychiatric disorders.
- All students in the third grade (final year) in a stratified sample of seven nonvocational senior high schools in Oslo were asked to complete a questionnaire during class.
- Since this is a stratified sample with a higher percentage of large producers than actually exists in the industry, results are presented by size category.
- Subjects were selected using a multistage stratified sample design of households.
- The stratified sample consisted of 60% practitioners, 20% educators, and 20% laboratory managers.
- A stratified sample of 4860 people over 16 was interviewed and adjusted to reflect the whole population.
- The authors interviewed a stratified sample of 106 women who were 50 years and younger.
- This was equivalent to a 20% stratified sample of non-federal acute hospitals in the United States.

单词	stratified sample
释义	Definition of stratified sample in English: stratified sample noun Statistics A sample that is drawn from a number of separate strata of the population, rather than at random from the whole population, in order that it should be representative. Example sentencesExamples With the results, we developed a quantitative 20-minute phone survey and enlisted participation among a stratified sample of 1,005 other individuals. We selected a stratified sample of 200 servicemen from an infantry battalion of 566 according to rank (20 officers, 30 from the senior ranks of sergeant to warrant officer, and 150 from the junior ranks of corporal and below). A stratified sample of 4860 people over 16 was interviewed and adjusted to reflect the whole population. The study is based on a stratified sample with an over-representation of risk cases for psychiatric disorders. To gather university norms, students administer an already-existing test or one constructed by the class to a stratified sample. The advantage of multi-stage cluster sampling should be clear by now: it allows interviewers to be far more concentrated than would be the case if a simple random or stratified sample were selected. Interview subjects included both a hierarchically stratified sample of the participants in each initiative and a representative sample of those whose work was influenced by them. This was equivalent to a 20% stratified sample of non-federal acute hospitals in the United States. The researchers limited their review to a random stratified sample of articles published during 1997-1998. To that end, the survey relies upon a stratified sample of the undergraduate population in the United States, controlling for factors such as gender, race/ethnicity, and class standing. Subjects were selected using a multistage stratified sample design of households. Using the Quality Education database, which lists all high schools in the United States, the researchers selected a stratified sample of 80 high schools with probability proportionate to size. This project involves approximately 250 camps selected from a representative stratified sample, data analysis, and the development for distribution of training materials and research monographs. The stratified sample consisted of 60% practitioners, 20% educators, and 20% laboratory managers. The stratified sample was proportional to the actual number of women in each year of study, undergraduate freshmen through graduate students. Since this is a stratified sample with a higher percentage of large producers than actually exists in the industry, results are presented by size category. The authors interviewed a stratified sample of 106 women who were 50 years and younger. The sample of employees was a multistage stratified sample designed to maximize the diversity of job characteristics. Subsequently, a proportional, stratified sample of 253 hospitals was selected. All students in the third grade (final year) in a stratified sample of seven nonvocational senior high schools in Oslo were asked to complete a questionnaire during class. Definition of stratified sample in US English: stratified sample nounˌstradəˌfīd ˈsamp(ə)l Statistics A sample that is drawn from a number of separate strata of the population, rather than at random from the whole population, in order that it should be representative. Example sentencesExamples Using the Quality Education database, which lists all high schools in the United States, the researchers selected a stratified sample of 80 high schools with probability proportionate to size. The stratified sample was proportional to the actual number of women in each year of study, undergraduate freshmen through graduate students. To that end, the survey relies upon a stratified sample of the undergraduate population in the United States, controlling for factors such as gender, race/ethnicity, and class standing. The sample of employees was a multistage stratified sample designed to maximize the diversity of job characteristics. With the results, we developed a quantitative 20-minute phone survey and enlisted participation among a stratified sample of 1,005 other individuals. The advantage of multi-stage cluster sampling should be clear by now: it allows interviewers to be far more concentrated than would be the case if a simple random or stratified sample were selected. Subsequently, a proportional, stratified sample of 253 hospitals was selected. This project involves approximately 250 camps selected from a representative stratified sample, data analysis, and the development for distribution of training materials and research monographs. We selected a stratified sample of 200 servicemen from an infantry battalion of 566 according to rank (20 officers, 30 from the senior ranks of sergeant to warrant officer, and 150 from the junior ranks of corporal and below). The researchers limited their review to a random stratified sample of articles published during 1997-1998. Interview subjects included both a hierarchically stratified sample of the participants in each initiative and a representative sample of those whose work was influenced by them. To gather university norms, students administer an already-existing test or one constructed by the class to a stratified sample. The study is based on a stratified sample with an over-representation of risk cases for psychiatric disorders. All students in the third grade (final year) in a stratified sample of seven nonvocational senior high schools in Oslo were asked to complete a questionnaire during class. Since this is a stratified sample with a higher percentage of large producers than actually exists in the industry, results are presented by size category. Subjects were selected using a multistage stratified sample design of households. The stratified sample consisted of 60% practitioners, 20% educators, and 20% laboratory managers. A stratified sample of 4860 people over 16 was interviewed and adjusted to reflect the whole population. The authors interviewed a stratified sample of 106 women who were 50 years and younger. This was equivalent to a 20% stratified sample of non-federal acute hospitals in the United States.
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