You now have travel sizes without paying the ridiculously high prices some places charge for these convenience sizes.
The article (Hood (2005) also discusses bisphenol A, a substance used to make the plastic in some reusable water bottles, but not the convenience-size beverage packaging shown in the photograph.
This was a proof-of-concept study, and a convenience sample size was used rather than a calculated sample size to demonstrate clinically important differences in patient outcomes.
If the Wayfarer is famous for its covered bridge, ducks and waterfall -- its very New Hampshireness -- the Holiday Inn is heralded for its convenience and size.
The convenience sample size can also be seen as a limitation.
A convenience sample size of around 100 subjects (400 samples) was determined.
We then need to find a balance between convenience, cost, size, and speed on the one hand and accuracy on the other hand.
Therefore, ours was a pilot study, having both a quantitative and a qualitative component, with a convenience sample size of 30 participants.
Small environmental factors, such as visibility of foods, convenience, portion size, perceived dietary variety, and the presence of others have substantial influence on food consumption (Wansink, 2004).
We used a convenience sample size based on the data available for the chosen study period to calculate effect estimates and confidence intervals.
We chose a convenience sample size of 200 which was based primarily on the average number of TB patients presenting at Masiphumelele Clinic per year and also to ensure a diverse study population in terms of sputum and HIV status.
