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Appendix A: Technical Comments on Survey Planning and Survey Design Limitations
Pages 103-106

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... to eliminate the existing constraint on the data use and thus permit that use or a clear decis ion that no change in survey des ign would permit that use . PROCESS -- A SERIES OF STEPS Tat PROVIDE To INFORMATION NEEDED FOR To CONTINUING ASSESSMENT OF To DESIGN IMPLICATIONS OF SPECIF IC USES FOR SURVEY DATA AND FOR IDENTIFYING T~ LIMITATIONS IN SURVEY DESIGN FOR PROPOSED USES · What is the stated purpose of the survey?
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... · Inadequate n in the cells that would be used in analysis. · Total survey population, or population included in an analytic cell, is not sufficiently representative of the U
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... · Var lab it ity assoc later with nonindependent e f fee ts . In sum: What is the des ign impl ication of need to control for other sources of variation -- for descriptors to be collected and for sample size?
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