Sentence examples for a modest sample from inspiring English sources

As shown by small sampling errors of the estimates, allele frequencies can be precisely estimated with a modest sample size (400).

But Kari Stefansson, a geneticist who has looked for determinants of longevity among the Icelandic population, said of the current study that he was "amazed at how many loci of genome-wide significance have been found in a modest sample size".

Those results are "remarkable" for a modest sample, according to a commentary in the same issue.

For this study, a modest sample to item ratio of 8.5 1 (341 participants, 40 questionnaire items) was achieved (MacCallum et al., 1999).

A modest sample size at level 2 (77 classes) impairs the measurement model fit of teachers' work enjoyment, but using manifest variables to avoid these constraints would have simply ignored measurement errors.

I have been exploring different regions of the map in Figure 13, but even though the coverage is still only a modest sample, it would take a book-length publication to present the all findings, so all I can do here is select a few examples that I hope will indicate the nature of the work.

The additive genetic effects in both generations can well be estimated with a modest sample size (say 400) for a small heritability (0.1).

It displays adequate power for the detection of high-order epistasis with a modest sample size; for example, 400 cases vs. 400 controls.

In all, ProPublica found seven errors in a modest sampling of Supreme Court opinions written from 2011 through 2015.

Initial sample size of 200 was based on an ability to detect with 80% power a 20% difference between groups for primary outcome 1, with a more modest sample of 96 required to detect (with 90% power) a 10 hour decrease in randomisation to delivery inpatient stay from 25to1515 hours (SD 15 hours) [ 10].

(1) We conducted an observational, hypothesis-generating study with a relatively modest sample size, and the clinical impact of PTX3 levels in BAL fluid-based protocols for the diagnosis of pneumonia and for prescribing (or withholding) of antibiotics remains to be determined in larger, prospective randomized studies.