Third, aspects of the sample recruited may limit generalisability of these findings.
Our schema is very complete and it covers many aspects of sample sources, samples, laboratory processes, molecular sequences, phylogenetics results, clinical tests and results, clinical information, treatments, pathogens, transmissions, outbreaks and bibliographic information.
This article is a preliminary investigation into aspects of the sampling of biosolids, composts and soils to which there is a history of biosolid application.
In addition, a unique identifier denoting various aspects of the sampling design is associated with the coordinates.
This analysis shows that although the method of analysis affects accuracy, other factors – namely, the history of species divergence and aspects of the sampling design – have a larger impact.
Consequently, it is imperative that the statistical aspects of the sampling protocols be defined.
Several aspects of the sampling design potentially limit the accuracy, precision, and scope of our statistical analyses.
Bleecker et al. (1995, 1997, 2002, 2003) and Lindgren et al. (1996) have described other aspects of these samples in previous publications.
This aspect of the sample may restrict its generalizability; however, it is likely that the characteristics of the study participants reflect the situation in similar settings in China.
Conclusions: The SF-36 was better able to differentiate physical and emotional aspects of QOL in this sample.
