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subsample [‚səb′sam·pəl]

(analytical chemistry)

A portion taken from a sample of material for which a chemical analysis has been specified.

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No references found	We create a subsample of stocks that do not have tradable options, following the intuition of Chen and Singal (2003), who suggest that stocks with options are likely to have less speculative short selling. Short selling and the weekend effect for NYSE securities by Blau, Benjamin M.; Van Ness, Bonnie F.; Van Ness, Robert A. / Financial Management In a study subsample, adjustment for the confounding effects of assay differences changed mean serum 25(OH)D concentrations by approximately 10 nmol/L, and adjustment for changes in factors likely related to real changes in vitamin D status (body mass index, milk intake, and sun protection) changed mean serum 25(OH)D concentrations by 1-1. Vitamin D Levels Are Declining by Gaby, Alan R. / Townsend Letter This Australian/Dutch study looked at the association between serum concentrations of antioxidant nutrients and incidence (person based and tumor based) of basal cell carcinoma (BCC) and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of the skin among a random subsample of 485 adults from an Australian community. Selenium linked to lower risk of skin cancer by Hunter, Kim / Australian Journal of Medical Herbalism	subplatform subplinth subplot subpoena subpolar anticyclone subpolar glacier subpolar high subpolar icebreaker Subpolar Low-Pressure Belt Subpolar Urals subpolar westerlies subpopulation subpost subprogram subpulse subpurlin Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar subrail subrange subrefraction subring subrogation Subroutine subroutine library Subroutines Library subsample subsampling subsatellite subscale subscapularis subschema subscribe Subscriber Identity Module subscriber line subscriber loop subscriber multiple subscriber network subscriber set subscriber station Subscribers Telegraph System subscribing subscript subscripted variable Subscription subscription data base subscription television subsea apron subsealing subsellium Subsequence subsequent	Subrosees Subrosees Subrosor Subrosor Subrosors Subrosors Subrotund subroutine subroutine subroutine subroutine Subroutine Call Table subroutine library subroutine library Subroutines Subroutines Subroutines Subroutines Library subs subs subs subs SUBSA Subsacral SUBSAFE Subsafe Re-Entry Control Subsahara Subsaharan Africa Subsaline Subsalt subsample subsampled subsampled subsamples subsamples subsampling subsampling Subsannation SUBSAT subsatellite subscale Subscale Beryllium Mirror Demonstrator Subscale of the Fatigue Attribution Scale Subscale Rotary Wing Target subscapular subscapular subscapular artery subscapular artery subscapular artery subscapular artery subscapular muscle subscapular muscle subscapular muscle subscapular nerve Subscapular nerves Subscapular nerves Subscapular nerves Subscapular nerves Subscapularis Subscapularis Subscapularis muscle

We create a subsample of stocks that do not have tradable options, following the intuition of Chen and Singal (2003), who suggest that stocks with options are likely to have less speculative short selling.

Short selling and the weekend effect for NYSE securities by Blau, Benjamin M.; Van Ness, Bonnie F.; Van Ness, Robert A. / Financial Management

In a study subsample, adjustment for the confounding effects of assay differences changed mean serum 25(OH)D concentrations by approximately 10 nmol/L, and adjustment for changes in factors likely related to real changes in vitamin D status (body mass index, milk intake, and sun protection) changed mean serum 25(OH)D concentrations by 1-1.

Vitamin D Levels Are Declining by Gaby, Alan R. / Townsend Letter

This Australian/Dutch study looked at the association between serum concentrations of antioxidant nutrients and incidence (person based and tumor based) of basal cell carcinoma (BCC) and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of the skin among a random subsample of 485 adults from an Australian community.

Selenium linked to lower risk of skin cancer by Hunter, Kim / Australian Journal of Medical Herbalism

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