First, large amounts of sample-typically micrograms-are needed for library preparation, thereby limiting the scope of samples which can be sequenced.
The input and output factors were thus carefully selected to reflect the capacity and scope of sampled facilities in clinical and non-clinical activities.
Although we used 2005 data (then the most current official information) for the denominator in the calculations for 2006 and 2007, we are confident that little error was introduced, because over the last 20 years, the population of Mexico City has remained stable [ 16]. 3) Scope of sampling.
Although studies focused on Indians' entrepreneurial behavior already exist, because of the size and scope of our sample, our work adds new breadth to the important research question - why individuals choose to start new businesses.
On the second day of the meeting, preliminary resource requirements were identified and the scope of testing (sample number etc).
Unfortunately, this is beyond the scope of classical sampling theory.
Moreover, the increased time resolution and scope of our samples showed that lncRNA-TARE transcript levels coordinately peaked during parasite invasion [Fig. 4I].
Regarding the scope of application, sample-based clustering for unbiased, comprehensive metabolite analysis is often applied in order to identify different phenotypes [ 12].
The scope of air sampling performed here, via the AESOP Study, includes Aroclor and non-Aroclor, lower-chlorinated congeners that have rarely been measured in exposure assessments.
Without considering variability, students overestimated or underestimated findings beyond the scope of the participating sample of a "population" in a study (Table 2, area of difficulty 4a).
