Guide or Methodology Statement

This checklist should be used immediately prior to publication to check common spelling mistakes, special meanings and typos hard to detect. Prepared for the Australian writer.

A simple little tool to accompany the survey size methodology statement - a tool for calculating a random sample which shows an example where there are 2144 marbles in the barrel and 10% of the marbles are drawn out all together (or drawn out one at a time and kept out of the barrel). International statistical tool. 

This checklist should be used immediately prior to publication to check shortening of words and acronyms. Prepared for the Australian writer.

A methodology statement (called a "white paper" in the corporate world) discussing sampling techniques used when conducting a survey. In particular it discusses the minimum number of surveys that need to be conducted in small and large populations to enable us to be scientifically confident of the result.

A simple little tool to accompany the survey size methodology statement - a tool for calculating a random sample which shows an example where there are 2144 marbles in the barrel and each of 10% of the marbles is drawn out, one at a time, and put back into the barrel before the next one is drawn out. International statistical tool.