The phrase "a medium small" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used informally to describe a size that is between medium and small, but it is not widely accepted.
Example: "I would like a medium small coffee, please."
Alternatives: "a small-medium" or "a size between small and medium".
But the reality is a medium-small, well-priced list of wines from California, Italy and Frence, beginning at $18.
A medium-small wine list escalates quickly from $22 a bottle to the $30's and $40's (and up).
Salmon, a medium-small steak lightly sautéed with Dijon honey mustard, was sparse, served with only three al dente stalks of grilled asparagus.
But when our number was called, and we were ushered down a hallway lined with vintage Indian blankets to a medium-small room with a gas-lit, stone-faced fireplace, the surroundings were considerably cozier.
In their grumpy way, Belgians — a majority Dutch-speaking, many French-speaking and a few German-speaking — have been posing a delicate question: does postmodern Europe, where even tiny states feel secure, really need a medium-small nation cobbled together in 1830 whose various communities dislike one another?
The MDES ranged from 0.34 to 0.46, which corresponds to a medium-small to medium effect size.
Based on 1000 simulated datasets with a medium-small effect size, equally distributed and a sample size of 250.
A medium-small effect size (d = 0.3 or h = 0.3) is a typical effect size found in interventions aiming to increase screening mammography [ 17, 18].
In simulations evaluating the effect of distributional assumptions, we used a sample size of 250 and a medium-small effect size that was equally distributed in direct and indirect effects (see Table 3).
PASS software [ 28] was used to determine the number of participants needed to provide 80% power to detect a medium-small difference (d = 0.3) between means or between percentages (h = 0.3) using a two-tailed test with alpha of 0.05.
