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    Teknik Non Random Consecutive Sampling

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    Non random consecutive sampling is a technique used in in vitro research where samples are selected based on ease for the researcher, with considerations of simplicity, low cost, and short time. This allows using and providing all subjects as samples so the best sample can be chosen from the entire population. It is similar to convenience sampling but seeks to include all accessible subjects, making the sample a better representation of the total population than other non-probability sampling methods.

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    Non random consecutive sampling is a technique used in in vitro research where samples are selected based on ease for the researcher, with considerations of simplicity, low cost, and short time. This allows using and providing all subjects as samples so the best sample can be chosen from the entire population. It is similar to convenience sampling but seeks to include all accessible subjects, making the sample a better representation of the total population than other non-probability sampling methods.

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    Non random consecutive sampling is a technique used in in vitro research where samples are selected based on ease for the researcher, with considerations of simplicity, low cost, and short time. This allows using and providing all subjects as samples so the best sample can be chosen from the entire population. It is similar to convenience sampling but seeks to include all accessible subjects, making the sample a better representation of the total population than other non-probability sampling methods.

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    Non random consecutive sampling is a technique used in in vitro research where samples are selected based on ease for the researcher, with considerations of simplicity, low cost, and short time. This allows using and providing all subjects as samples so the best sample can be chosen from the entire population. It is similar to convenience sampling but seeks to include all accessible subjects, making the sample a better representation of the total population than other non-probability sampling methods.

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    Teknik non random consecutive sampling pada penelitian in vitro.

    Alasan : karena teknik pengambilan sample disesuaikan dengan mudahnya


    di lakukan oleh peneliti, yang dipertimbangkan dari segi mudah, murah, dan
    waktunya singkat. Dengan metode ini dapat menggunakan dan
    menyediakan semua subjek sebagai sample sehingga dapat dipilih sample
    yang terbaik dari semua populasi.
    non random consecutive sampling : very similar to convenience sampling
    except that it seeks to include ALL accessible subjects as part of the sample.
    This non-probability sampling technique can be considered as the best of all
    non-probability samples because it includes all subjects that are available
    that makes the sample a better representation of the entire population.
    Literatur :
    1. http://www.ubos.org/Compendium2012/NonRandomSamplingDesign.ht
    ml
    2. https://explorable.com/non-probability-sampling

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