This is because many research projects at the college level don't have the time or resources to use a broad, random sample of average citizens, and rely only on college students instead.
The interested community respondents appeared to have a similar profile to the broader random sample of older people approached through practice lists in terms of their age, gender and IMD deprivation scores (data not presented).
Successful control strategies proposed for an intentional release of smallpox, vary from targeting high-risk individuals to broader random vaccination campaigns and no one control method can be identified a priori as best [ 19- 22].
The laboratory experiments were performed with a total of five human subjects using a typical anti-vibration air bladder glove subjected to a broad-band random vibration spectrum in conjunction with a specially designed instrumented handle.
Fifteen subjects were presented first with a swept sinusoidal vibration, and then with a broad band random vibration, to see how the wave form of the motion might affect the mechanical response of the body.
Phase I represented this disorganization through a
When λ is lower, we have a broader distribution of l random values, and thus obtain smaller values of l pair.
MOSCOW — Over the last week, a well-known writer and a Jehovah's Witness in Siberia have become two more Russians to fall foul of a murky and much-criticized law purported to fight terrorism but being turned against a broad and seemingly random array of people.
Our second main result, Theorem 2, applies this criterion to networks generated from a broad class of random graph ensembles with a randomly chosen binary measurement vector M. We show that the importance measures of individual edges cluster tightly around one of two values.
STDP has also been studied in an oscillatory mode, and was shown to be able to select only phase-locked inputs among a broad population with random phases, turning the postsynaptic neuron into a coincidence detector[20].
