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time–location sampling
time–location sampling Time–location sampling is a way of recruiting a study sample by selecting particular sites and then sampling people at those places during set time periods.
Time–location sampling is a way of recruiting a study sample by selecting particular sites and then sampling people at those places during set time periods. In the example provided, it used a stratified, multistage probability design in which WIC sites were chosen first and newly enrolled participants were then sampled within selected sites during planned recruitment windows.