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Step 4: Sampling

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The fundamental goal of sampling is to select a subset of the population, a sample, that is suitable for analysis. A sample is suitable if it (1) is of sufficient size and (2) is selected from the population such that the risk of obtaining results from analysis of the sample that do not accurately reflect the characteristics of the population is within an acceptable range.
 
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