The survey elicits willingness to pay data which are used to conduct a split-sample scope test [7].
In [3, 4], pulses with sub-nanosecond duration are transmitted and then measured with a digital sampling scope with full sampling rate as the receiver.
(3) Our method is based on whole-genome data, so its sampling scope is restricted by the number of sequenced genomes.
Nonetheless, an initial period of high volatilization may be followed by a longer period of slower volatilization (Brown et al. 1993; Glotfelty et al. 1990b; Whang et al. 1993) that could not be studied here because of the limited sampling scope.
However, direct comparison of results across studies is difficult due to such factors as the date of measurement, representativeness of the sample, and scope of measurement.
Factors can be validated with different sample and geographical scope.
The dissimilarity measure is designed to be robust and can be easily applied to experimental profiles with any sample size and scope.
Although a small number of studies have been published in China reporting job dissatisfaction among contract-based nurses [ 2, 7, 11], they are limited by small sample sizes, local scope of inquiry, and lack of control for significant covariates such as the nurse working environment which has been linked with nurse and patient outcomes by a robust body of literature [ 12- 14].
Despite the recognition of hypertension as a major threat to public health in sub-Saharan Africa, epidemiologic research to guide public health approaches to prevent and treat hypertension is limited in scope, sample size, methodology, and generalizability of conclusions [ 7, 8, 12, 14- 16].
We examined informed consent (IC) forms from 30 cancer genome sequencing studies to assess (1) stated purpose of sample collection, (2) scope of consent requested, (3) data sharing protocols (4) privacy protection measures, (5) described risks of participation, (6) subject re-contacting, and (7) protocol for withdrawal.
