A sampling decision, described as it might appear in a methods section. Decide whether it's well-justified, or a red flag — a number chosen for convenience rather than for what the data actually needed.
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Well-justified — the sample size or stopping point follows from the data and the method, and the reasoning is made explicit. ·
Red flag — the decision is arbitrary, undisclosed, or works against what the method actually needs.