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and then you can compare these data points in various ways.
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For example, you could compare
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the males and the females at one slice in time,
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that's what we talked about before,
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but you could do sequential cross-sectional studies
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and so some kind of tracking over time.
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But there are some weaknesses in this method as well,
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but it's better than just having one snapshot in time of course.
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This would be an example of a cross-sectional study,
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but you're just taking different cross-sections over time.
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Here would be an example of a cross-sectional study,
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and I've showed you this graph before.