A certain process for manufacturing integrated circuits has been in use for a period of time, and it is known that 12% of the circuits it produces are defective. A new process that is supposed to reduce the proportion of defectives is being tested. A simple random sample of 100 circuits produced by the new process is taken. True or False: If the proportion of defectives in the sample is a lot less than 12%, it is very unlikely that the difference is due entirely to sampling variation, so it is reasonable to conclude that the new process is better.