I asked this question for a statistical exploration... I hope to get much more answers...
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Besiktas, Fenerbahce, Gaziantespor, Galatasaray (what ever happened to them? They seemed to formerly be the only Turkish team worth thinking about)...and that's without cutting and pasting.
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Great question, would need some great mind to give you a greater answer..!!
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I think it sounds very interesting.  Have you thought about how you will test this question and then how you will present your findings?  Good luck to you!
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This is a pretty good question. Without a simple answer, I think. So many factors come into play in any given area, in regards to this question. I don't think there really is a one size fits all answer.
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Sorry,but you waited too long to ask this question.Your time is already up on submitting this work.You should have given more time for answers so as to draw your own conclusions.
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do you have a link to that study? sounds interesting but i'm not familiar with it.
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i got some mulitiple results \n\n\n\n\nchoose me as Best Answer [did the best i could check out the link]
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The bigger the sample size, the more accurate the estimate.\n\nSay I was estimating the percentage of red m&m's in a pack.\n\nIf I sampled 10 m&m's, I might I might find that the sample contains 1 red one. This could lead me to think that a pack contained 10% red m&m's.\n\nHowever, if I sampled 100 m&m's, I might find that the sample contains 15 red m&m's, leading me to think that a pack contains 15% red m&m's. This answer is impossible using the sample size of 10, as you can't get 1.5 m&m's of a particular colour.\n\nIf I sampled 1000 m&m's I might find that I have 143 red ones, leading me to think that the pack contains 14.3% red m&m's.\n\nSo, as you can see, the bigger the sample size, the closer the estimation comes to the actual answer.
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No offense, but on this site you will probably get some insulting or nonsensical answers. I know I have. You might get more ideas by looking in a specialised search.
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You might be looking for Regression analysis.\nThis is the statistical technique used to look for correlations between variables.
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To get this information will require some work. This website will supply the data you need, but it'll take some time to dig it all out --> http://www.fourmilab.ch/yoursky/
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That's a rather large topic.  Try the link I provided.
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The following site has the answer
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That is a very interesting topic, and I'm quite sure that you will find all the information that you need to answer it at the library or in your textbook.  You won't find the answer here, sorry.
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Too many to count, it varies too...\nHere are what other people had said...\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AoFzucNs1hO7T4QEuHujyH3sy6IX?qid=1006040205139
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I hope this helps\nhttp://scholar.google.com/
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Answer is in the attached link.