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Re: as 10-15 pounds of bees outside of the hive
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Fri, 25 Aug 2017 06:25:59 -0400
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From: John Sallay snip followed by> my comments or questions..

This is a sample size of only one hive, so I would would be interested in reading any further information on total hive weights under various seasons and circumstances.

>thanks for sharing your data and there is nothing wrong with a sample size of one unless you plan to do some statistical analysis using the data.  basically all that logic is about the math of n-1 and the determination (=) of 'confidence level'... with in the case leaves you the sum of zero if your sample size in 1.

Gene back in central Texas after a 10 day data collection vacation in North Dakota.

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