Records that did not have group size recorded were filled with 1.
In order to have group sizes as uniform as possible, eight to ten generalists and specialists were recruited.
Early humans tended to have group sizes that were substantially larger, around 50 150 individuals, but not nearly the size of modern complex societies (Foley, 1997).
For example, a series of six small (normal) and two large trials, with an average group size of 100, has group sizes of 31 and 308 in the small and large trials, respectively.
Like APT, which has a corduroy-upholstered bed for disco napping, and Townhouse, which has group-size waterbeds and exercise bikes in the hallways, Théo is designed to echo the experience of attending a dinner party at a friend's house -- though, to be sure, a well-to-do friend who travels so much that there's not a speck of clutter anywhere.
Six studies had a group size between 10 and 20, while 28 studies had a group size over 20.
However, their tours lack imagination, have large group size, 24, and we have been told by our clients who have experienced both Travacoa and Abercrombie & Kent, that Panache Journeys was by far their best traveling experience.
For simplicity we have grouped casualty sizes in categories.
These studies have larger group size and a longer follow-up period (up to 1 year).
One record did not have a group size estimate available, so "1" was used to be conservative and noted in the "Notes" column.
