And both have their advantages.The payroll survey uses a bigger, more easily verifiable sample.
We derive Proof Sketches for count aggregates, and extend them to Proof Sketches for verifiable random samples, which, in turn, can be used to provide verifiable approximations for a broad class of data-analysis queries, including quantiles and heavy hitters.
No gene expression was verifiable in spike samples of cultivars Sumai 3 and Florence-Aurore at 336 hai which was the last timepoint (not shown).
First, I describe my research on verifiable and transparent random sample selection for post-election audits.
Verifiable secret sharing.
However, the Colorado Secretary of State's office determined that the activists fell short by about 2,400 verifiable signatures after conducting a random sample of the signatures that showed only roughly 50percentt of the signatures handed in were valid.
Detailed analyses of the nucleotide sequence at each position against the reference HPV58 genome [ 32] showed that the HPV 58 genomes in three clinical samples contain nucleotide substitutions being verifiable either in other samples or in the same sample by the second RCA-seq [ 8].
In the first case, we use the central limit theorem for martingales in the joint design model space, and this enables us to obtain results for a general multistage sampling design under mild and easily verifiable conditions.
In a large sample of Gulf War veterans with verifiable exposure to nerve or mustard gas, female, nonwhite, and older individuals were more likely to have a mental disorder and reported poorer current health status [ 11].
In this sample, roughly 85percentt of these citations were "verifiable" in the sense that they had either valid ISBNs (in the case of books), valid Google Books IDs, or valid "Digital Object Identifiers" (the standard digital document ID).
This suggests an authenticity and trustworthiness of our findings, albeit emerging from a small sample, and indicates that the findings are verifiable.
