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subsampling

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subsampling [′səb‚sam·pliŋ]
(statistics)
Taking samples from a sample of a population.


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Also, breed numbers and number of animals within a breed differed among year in data from these test stations, which was also the structure of data from the Tucumcari Bull Test; thus, breed × year interactions detected in these analyses make breed comparisons challenging to interpret and are likely a result of subsampling of the available genetics represented by those bulls consigned to the test.
Suppose, however, that the case is recorded on the OSHA log as occurring outside the subsampling timeframe.
Samples were then reduced to approximately 500 organisms by subsampling with a modified box splitter.
 
 
 
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