The sample reflects the broad population of patients who sustain this injury.
Compared with previous research assessing the relationship between active-learning instruction and student learning gains, our sample is the largest sample of instructors and institutions and the only sample randomly selected from a broad population of college science instructors.
For some feeds, inaccurate identification (e.g., corn gluten feed samples included in the corn gluten meal population) was a primary reason for outliers, whereas for other feeds, subpopulations of a broader population were identified (e.g., immature alfalfa silage within a broad population of alfalfa silage).
There were three main parts to the data collection: a survey of bat-human interactions, interviews of broad population samples and targeted interviews of people engaged in bat-related activities.
However, the sample size of the current study necessitates caution when extrapolating findings to broad populations of youth orphaned by HIV/AIDS who are involved in NGOs.
On the basis of this hypothesis, we predict that a broader population of biologists, beyond those in our sample, would also consider Difficulty, Time Required, and Student Experience when they evaluate potential higher-order questions.
The sample was recruited for a RCT of exercise training, and might have unique characteristics that restrict the application of the validity evidence amongst the broader population of older adults with MS. The sample size was relatively small, and this might influence the precision of the correlations for validity judgments.
All participants were recruited from patient education courses, and thus, this sample may differ from the broader population of persons with morbid obesity.
Second, although the sample is heterogeneous in terms of country of origin, our small sample is not necessarily representative of the broader population of SDH living with HIV.
Transcriptome studies generally have been considered too expensive to be used for this kind of broad population sampling, but as they becomes increasingly cost effective, investment in deeper sampling of individuals promises to be fruitful for robust population genomic studies.
