One of the Differences Between Systematic Sampling and Simple Random

question 43

True/False

One of the differences between systematic sampling and simple random sampling is that the first one works its way through the entire population from beginning to end.The second one guarantees that the complete population will be covered,but without a systematic pattern.

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Definitions:

Agglutination

The clumping together of cells or particles, commonly observed in blood cells in response to certain antibodies, which can be a basis for blood typing.

Factor XIII

A plasma enzyme that plays a key role in blood coagulation through its action in stabilizing the formation of a blood clot.

Prothrombin

Glycoprotein present in blood that, in the presence of prothrombin activator, is converted to thrombin.

Fibrin-stabilizing Factor

An enzyme that crosslinks fibrin clots, stabilizing them in the process of coagulation.