We further assessed the long-term success of the heterotic patterns by estimating genetic representativeness, which also plateaued at around 14 genotypes.
Considering the FHWA recommended distance between two RWIS sites (i.e., 32 km), the weather variability within 16 by 16 km around the optimal sites are generated to evaluate site representativeness, which is denoted as the Std of AASA in this study.
This positive relationship between perceived severity and disease representativeness, which together show an inverse relationship with estimates of prevalence, is consistent with previous findings [19] [20].
Moreover, the findings are of necessary representativeness, which resulted from systematic sampling procedures performed.
Another advantage of telephone interviews of mail nonrespondents is improved sample representativeness, which potentially reduces nonresponse bias [ 35].
The studies did not meet the ideal demands for representativeness, which should be obtained by random sampling, and for equality of opportunity to participate for all patients.
Here, they were chosen for their representativeness, which yields more precise estimates and power to detect differences that otherwise would not offer statistical significance.
Study design considerations should also address the issue of sample representativeness, which is crucial in determining the generalizability of study results.
Inherent to any study of marginalised populations engaging in stigmatised activities is the issue of sample representativeness, which is difficult to achieve among these groups.
Thirdly, representativeness, which assesses whether the evidence is typical of its kind, and, if not, whether the extent of its untypicality is known.
