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    A Matched Sample Design Often Leads to a Smaller Sampling
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A Matched Sample Design Often Leads to a Smaller Sampling

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A matched sample design often leads to a smaller sampling error than the independent sample design because variation between sampled items is reduced or eliminated as a source of sampling error.

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