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Stratified samplingDefinition Population is divided into homogeneous, mutually exclusive groups called strata, and then independent samples are selected from each stratum. Any of the sampling methods can be used to samp [..]
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Stratified samplingA sampling method that guarantees that subpopulations of interest are represented in the sample.Synonyms: representative sampling
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Stratified samplingThe act of drawing a stratified sample.
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Stratified samplingDefinition The process of dividing a population into smaller subsets for sampling purposes. By splitting up the population in this manner, each section has an increased likelihood of been selecting fo [..]
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Stratified samplingA statistical method for testing different theorized models, including the "structures" of relationships among the observed indicators and their underlying concepts.
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Stratified samplingA type of probability sample where the units in a population of interest are divided into mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive strata and a (proportionate or disproportionate) random sample [..]
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Stratified samplingA sampling procedure in which the population is divided into homogeneous subgroups or strata and the selection of samples is done independently in each stratum.
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Stratified samplingOf a population which can be divided into different subpopulations (called strata), sampling carried out in such a way that specific proportions of the sample are drawn from the different strata (ISO, [..]
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Stratified samplingA nonrandom sampling scheme whereby the population is first divided into several nonoverlapping, exhaustive strata, and then random samples are taken from within each stratum.
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Stratified samplingA sampling technique based on the partitioning of the total population (or area) in more homogeneous sub-populations (strata) that can improve precision. Sometimes, and confusingly for samplers, the t [..]
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