Sentence examples for a much greater sample from inspiring English sources

Further research should also focus on the transfer of the assessment procedure to different age groups with a much greater sample size.

Indeed, Figure 5b also shows a much greater sample volume dependence for 18F and 11C when using a wide window compared to a 511-keV window (Figure 5a).

To create a defect this small presents a technical difficulty for the operator meaning purely chondral defects are impossible and can lead to large inter-animal variation even when producing osteochondral defects meaning a much greater sample size would have to be used to achieve a statistically significant outcome contravening the 3 R's (Russell & Burch 1959).

This is because a much greater sample size is needed to detect HWD in controls than in cases [ 9].

This study will have a much greater sample size than all previous studies on music therapy in the field of psychiatry to date.

Finally, demonstrating the effectiveness of a prevention program that aims to reduce BSI will require a much greater sample size than if cases of clinical sepsis were considered in the surveillance system.

A land bridge between Madagascar and Africa has also been proposed, but a land bridge would have facilitated the migration of a much greater sampling of Africa's mammalian fauna than is endemic to the island.

The present situation is claimed to be closely representative of bulk deformation owing to the much greater sample thickness in comparison with the characteristic craze size.

As R is reduced and approaches the critical level, much greater sample sizes are required.

We found minimal similarities between the TCRβ-repertoire of different patient samples despite the much greater sample sizes of TCRβ clones.

This is possibly because of the much greater sample size employed by Kong et al – 34 909 controls and 1803 BC cases, all of whom were genotyped or had imputed genotype data available.