Ed Erhardt, the president of ESPN/ABC Sports Sales, added, "I'd say John has definitely helped our sampling for young viewers".
All shrubs within a plot were sampled for young leaf material, totalling 703 samples across 11 plots.
Further, information for nonparticipants was not available, and in addition, the sample size for young children with ESRD was small and the sample size of older children was large, which may limit generalizability.
Limitations of our study include the relative small sample sizes for young adults, which may limit our ability to detect small changes.
In this sample, younger drivers were more likely to report ≥1 police stop as a driver in the past 12 months (25% versus 11% for older drivers), which is consistent with findings from a prior, smaller ED sample (20% for younger versus 4.1% for older drivers; (Betz and Fisher [2009]).
72 Morris and colleagues 73 found that the age-dependence of PiB data was largely accounted for by the strong age association with PiB retention among carriers of the APOE4 allele, 34 likely a reflection of the sample enrichment for younger CN subjects with positive family histories.
This, however, does not imply problems for our sample of young skilled workers.
We examined information sharing as a predictor of social and academic adjustment during the first year of school for a sample of young children (N = 932) in Norway, where preschool is nearly universal.
Similar data have also been reported for a sample of young adults by Schneiders et al. [ 4] but without examining the effect of weight status.
This sex difference is often attributed to steroid hormones, an explanation that is not relevant for this sample of young children not yet approaching puberty.
