Sentence examples for a reasonable large sample from inspiring English sources

In this vein, the present study is the first to examine induced Gamma-Band Responses (iGBRs) in a reasonable large sample of persons suffering from an impairment to recognize familiar faces, i.e. prosopagnosia.

When there is a reasonable larger sample (bigger than 500), one could use the estimated median itself as the classification criteria.

Second, the performance of the classification criteria was found to be more precise with a reasonable larger sample size (n > 500).

However, the ICBP GWAS data should be reliable because they were from a study with a large sample size and a reasonable analysis.

Ghrelin has extremely high standard deviation, and therefore studies on ghrelin need a very large sample size to have reasonable statistical power.

First, Yule's Q is not exactly Pearson's correlation coefficient but rather an approximation to it which seems reasonable in large samples and for the types of models tested.

A problem in studies of lifetime prevalence with disorders that are infrequent (as is stuttering) is that a large sample is needed in order to provide a reasonable sized (and statistically reliable) sub-sample with the disorder.

While models of this complexity are reasonable given the large sample size, in order to obtain more stable and smoother estimates, we used a ridge-regression penalization approach with the penalty factor chosen to optimize the 'corrected Akaike Information Criterion' (Harrell, 2001).

However, it is reasonable that both timeliness and accurate case counts, albeit simplistic, are positive characteristics in outbreak reporting worthy of analysis over a large sample of outbreaks.

Considering the proven efficacy of physical therapy in the treatment of tendinopathies of the rotator cuff, it seems reasonable that a larger sample size would provide clearer differences between groups.

It examined a large sample of corporations.