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Sample size

7 claims across 4 works, 2012–2015.

Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying sample-size. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.

Every claim under this term

2150377-013 2012 failure: The hedge fund industry's concern with confidentiality and privacy is itself an obstacle to empirical research: it made obtaining a substantial effective sample size for this study difficult, independ
2150377-014 2012 empirical: Persistent multi-channel follow-up, by fax, e-mail, and telephone, yielded ninety-four completed surveys, a 7.42% response rate from a population of 1267, which is substantially higher than response r
2150377-035 2012 failure: Prior surveys of hedge fund manager expectations left the central questions unanswered because they were fielded before the registration effective date and used substantially smaller samples, so they
2389423-022 2014 failure: Selection bias is a valid concern in this study because of the lower sample sizes available for Models 1 through 5.
2389423-035 2014 empirical: The findings of this study are based on limited data and a small sample size, so additional research is required to fully investigate the impact of Title IV on the private fund industry.
2447306-010 2014 empirical: Despite contacting the entire population of 3669 SEC-registered private fund advisers by fax and e-mail over more than five months, the study obtained only 52 respondents, a response rate of 0.014 per
2629451-035 2015 failure: The findings rest on a small sample and limited data, so they should be treated as provisional pending replication on a larger set of publicly traded N/DPA firms.