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Survey methodology / Evaluation methods / Research methods / Biostatistics / Confidence interval / Standard error / Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System / Random sample / Census / Statistics / Science / Sampling
Date: 2014-02-07 15:03:00
Survey methodology
Evaluation methods
Research methods
Biostatistics
Confidence interval
Standard error
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System
Random sample
Census
Statistics
Science
Sampling

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