Yet these represent only a narrow sample of a vast national industry, which at its height was second only to Hollywood in the number of films it produced, some 200 to 500 a year.
Sceptics protest that the study in question relies on a narrow sample of students and a broad definition of sexual assault, including "any unwanted sexual contact" while the victim is incapacitated by alcohol or drugs.In the past, accusations of sexual assault were typically dealt with privately by schools, usually behind closed doors.
Given the breadth and richness of later Mohist thought, this article can present only a narrow sample.
Another potential limitation is the focus on a narrow sample – school employees from one state in the US.
At the same time, that argument reinforces the more central point that self-assessment alone can not be relied upon as a mechanism for judging one's overall skill level as every situation is inevitably a narrow sample of a broader domain that cannot be fully anticipated until the individual is embedded within the experience.
(Changes to the data system in New South Wales necessitated a narrower sampling window there).
While we could have used 1000 Genomes data to address the SNP ascertainment issue, the data available when we were preparing this manuscript contained smaller sample sizes and a narrower sampling of human genetic diversity than found in HapMap 3, so we decided to focus on the latter dataset as a model of future 1000 Genomes reference panels.
The analysis was done using a narrower sample of years under review for the period 2008 to 2015.
To carry out this aim, we compared the final model, which included the full study sample, to a narrower sample that excluded individuals who were high cost in the previous year (top 10%% of 2008 expenditures).
In a more narrow sampling, Forbes magazine on Sept. 22 estimated that the loss for 10 oligarchs whose wealth was primarily in public companies totaled $42.75 billion, or 34.1percentt of their estimated worth on Jan . 1
