Sentence examples for a comparably small sample from inspiring English sources
Meixell and Luoma (2015), for instance, use a comparably small sample consisting of both intra- and inter-organizational studies and include only empirical papers dealing with stakeholder pressures.
On the contrary, no interim analysis suggested early stopping when interim analyses were performed with one half or one fourth, one half, and three fourths of all patients due to one influential outlier and our comparably small sample size.
Moreover, for proteins such as membrane proteins with a substantial inhomogeneous contribution to the H linewidth, MAS frequencies higher than 100 kHz may not compensate for the sensitivity loss resulting from comparably small sample volumes.
It is important to notify that the positive effects on physical fitness achieved in our comparably small sample may not be generalized to the broader asthmatic population as it is well known that training effects are greater in less fit individuals.
Based on this comparative study, the cylinder measuring system was chosen for further viscosity monitoring because it was easy to handle and required a comparably low sample volume.
Agriculture, forestry, and fishing rank small in terms of their total contribution to the state economy and employ a comparably small proportion of the workforce.
The current fiscal year ends on June 30; just a few months ago, the state's budget gap was a comparably small $350 million.
Subsequent NMR characterization of the binding of Spider Roll to PAK1 revealed a comparably small binding 'on-rate' constant (≪ 105 M− 1 s− 1).
This paper proposes to overcome the problem by developing a neural network simulation metamodel that requires only a comparably small training data set.
This changes the availability of selenium because only a comparably small part of the selenium in the ore is leached together with the copper.
Given that Russia, China, or any other non-Five Eyes country has never had a leak of information tantamount to the Snowden disclosures, a comparably small amount of information is known about the power or reach of foreign spy systems.
