Sentence examples for a comparatively large sample from inspiring English sources

Concerning strengths it can be pointed out that the study is based on data from a comparatively large sample of companies which is not only representative for all of German companies with at least one employee in regard to establishment size, branch and region but also allows for rather differentiated analyses with statistically meaningful results.

As serous tumors have a comparatively larger sample size than the other histotypes, we would expect more significant regions for this histotype.

A major strength of this study is the comparatively large sample size (n = 406).

The compact resonator design achieves good separation of electric and magnetic fields and therefore can be used with comparatively large sample volumes with only small sample heating effects comparable to those obtained with optimized X- and W-Band DNP setups.

We used comparatively large sample sizes of the common NHL histologic subtypes from the prospective California Teachers Study to address whether menstrual and reproductive factors influence risk of common B-cell NHL subtypes.

Despite the comparatively large sample size, statistical power of this study may be limited.

Most studies had comparatively large sample sizes, ranging from 60 to more than 1000 participants in each group.

However, our comparatively large sample size at the provincial level and diverse sampling techniques reduces the probability that the sample is unrepresentative.

The choice of the trial by Porcellati et al. was motivated by its comparatively large sample size and 12 months duration.

Although this procedure is used for over ten years, it has several limitations including not quantitative, highly subjective, variations due to antibody preparations, variations from one clinical lab to other and comparatively large sample size requirement.

However, LSFM is not limited to the optical sectioning of comparatively large samples.