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Fifteen studies selected a sample ranging in size from 42 to 21512 patients [13 20, 22 29].

There are different ways of selecting a sample, ranging from completely random/probabilistic to totally haphazard, from treating the population as perfectly homogeneous to dividing and subdividing them into a hierarchy of strata or clusters.

Recruitment will therefore target people who have mild to moderate dementia on entry to the study, yielding a sample ranging from mild to severe dementia at follow up.

In 2004, the Ministry of Health undertook the first ever comprehensive national survey of youth in Vietnam, covering a sample ranging from 14 to 25 year olds across the country which became known as the Survey Assessment of Vietnamese Youth (SAVY1).

Gordon and colleagues' study used a sample ranging in age from 60 years and above; Cook and colleagues incorporated a sample restricted to intensive-care-unit patients averaging with a mean age of over 60 years; and lastly, Havens' conducted a systematic random sampling of those names listed in a telephone book in which the mean was over the age of 50 years.

The distribution of the total length of LOH of a sample ranged from a minimum of 0.1 Mb to maximum of 1,577 Mb with a mean of 273 Mb.

The fraction of TBB (fTBB), which is defined as the ratio of the amount of TBB to the sum of the TBB and TBPH amount in a sample, ranged from 0.03 to 0.50 with a mean ± s.d.

Follow-up interviews were conducted between 1991 and 1996 with 149 children diagnosed with ADHD and 76 control children when a sample ranged in age from 19 to 25 years.

At fish processing plants, catch numbers are estimated and a sample (range: 1065 6643 fish per year) is measured for length and weight, scales are collected to be read for age determination, and sex of each fish is recorded.

First, the researchers developed the scale with a youthful sample ranging in age from 13 to 21 years.

This microscope can perform simultaneous measurements on both the 'visible' and 'invisible' particles in a solution sample, ranging in size from several nanometers to millimeters.