Furthermore, in striking a balance between privacy and data, it is also important to capture data that encompasses the widest possible demographic to ensure that we are sampling the breadth of samples as to not distort the results.
Unlike many smaller studies, our sample represents the breadth of bronchiolitis seen in the ED each season.
Missing responses in self completed questionnaires are to be expected, and given the size and geographical spread of the sample and the breadth of the analytical perspective taken it would not have been feasible to collect these data from alternative sources.
As predictor variables, we used D. pseudoobscura transcript abundance levels in the seven tissues and whole-body samples examined, the breadth of gene expression, gene connectivity, and the factor "sex bias" (which could take three levels: unbiased, male-biased, or female-biased genes).
STRATFORD, Ontario — One of the signal pleasures of attending the Stratford Shakespeare Festival here is the opportunity it affords to sample the breadth and depth of Shakespeare's work in just a few days: a history play on Wednesday, a comedy on Thursday, a late romance on Friday.
Our study was limited by sample size and by the breadth of the study area.
A mixed methods approach will be used with small sample sizes to capture the breadth of the ICP.
From this sample, 610 that captured the breadth of life cycle stages were photodocumented and measured (fig. 1).
Strengths of this study include the use of a large representative national sample as well as the breadth of potential predictors included in the MCBS.
Instruments are mature enough to run large sequences of samples; novel advancements increase the breadth of compounds that can be analyzed, and improved algorithms and databases are employed to capture and utilize biologically relevant information.
