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).
The scope of the resulting samples is thus limited.
However, this measurement is out of scope of the present samples that are flat-faced except the presence of a groove and other patterns on the faces of the tablets.
To test the scope of the necessary sampling, we analyzed the variability of the outcome of multiple IQP runs.
In order to reflect a cross-sectional scope of services, the sampling frame included diversity of patient populations and service type (community-based services and hospital); as well as geographic range through inclusion of services in three Australian states.
Future work should not only aim at a broader scope in the sampling of avian lineages, but also at clearly pinpointing the key genes involved, with a specific focus on actin-related genes that we found to be of particular relevance.
Scope of the study included sample collection and analyses from existing water-table wells and from within OWTS.
On the second day of the meeting, preliminary resource requirements were identified and the scope of testing (sample number etc).
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.
This model (Equation 2) allows a separate intercept for each centre (β0 j ) as a fixed effect by restricting the scope of statistical inference to the sample of participating centres in a RCT.
First, MRS was used as a medium for LAB which gave a general scope of the flora present in the samples ([Reuter 1985]).
