Sentence examples for a moderately small sample from inspiring English sources

The study by Verma et al. (2001) had a moderately small sample size (33 adult patients who were steroid dependent) with no details documented as to the route of obtaining remission [ 21].

This strategy enabled dose selection from a weight-based dose-finding study conducted in a moderately small sample size of a mixed population of healthy male volunteers and female patients, who received a single dose of trastuzumab, and made use of the existing PopPK model developed for i.v. trastuzumab to derive the appropriate s.c. fixed dose in the target population.

Carrying out the analyses in 56 subgroups led to moderately small sample sizes in some cases, but this was deemed necessary for identifying any heterogeneity of the impact on the subgroups.

TC: This is a fairly small sample size.

Model II is valid for very small ε (e.g., ε=10−7), but Model I for a moderately small ε (=0.1 10−4).

In the present study, we found urinary phthalate metabolite concentrations to be moderately to highly variable in a small sample of pregnant women sampled over 6 weeks late in pregnancy, whereas indoor air concentrations were more stable during the same period.

Each of these analyses involved a small sample of bacteria and required a moderately large number of parameters for a reasonable fit putting the generality of the conclusions into question.

The limitations of our analyses are that they were based on a relatively small sample size from a single clinical trial that focused on patients with moderately-to-severely active disease.

DQA and DQB genes were slightly or moderately polymorphic so to characterise most variation present in these genes it was sufficient to genotype a relatively small sample by Single Strand Conformational Polymorphism (SSCP) or cloning and sequencing.

Such a small sample introduces a high margin of error.

This is of course a pitifully small sample.