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> How can 80% not get antibodies if they were detected in 57% of large random sample of some population? I agree with that part, even if the sample was not ran
by bonzini 6y ago
> How can 80% not get antibodies if they were detected in 57% of large random sample of some population?
I agree with that part, even if the sample was not random.
- scotty79 6y agoI think randomness matters. If it was not random, but heavily skewed towards more symptomatic cases it might have been showing more people having antibodies because heavier symptoms could correlate with strength of immune response and more antibodies.