Sentence examples for a reasonably small sample from inspiring English sources

These prior studies, as most social science studies, relied on surveys with a reasonably small sample size.

The reasonably small sample sizes used in these sample variance measurements are likely to underestimate the underlying heteroplasmy variance (the target of our inference).

Relatively small interaction effects, explaining 2.5 5% of the phenotypic variance in the total sample, can be detected with reasonably small sample sizes (200 400 sib pairs, respectively), if alleles are evenly distributed.

To obtain estimations with reasonably small sampling error, larger sample sizes are needed (1, 2).

Simulation results (2, 26) suggest that 200 clones would result in much better estimates with reasonably small sampling errors.

It is analogous to the cancer bioassay strategy of using high doses to identify carcinogenic potential in reasonably small samples of rodents.

TC: This is a fairly small sample size.

This paper describes a syntactic approach to imitation learning that captures important task structures in the form of probabilistic activity grammars from a reasonably small number of samples under noisy conditions.

Many more samples would be needed to get the first large overestimation that compensates for the general underestimation, and even more samples would be needed to get a reasonably small standard error for the estimation.

On a reasonably small screen, this is acceptable.

This is a reasonably small hall, and Mr. Schiff never tried to overpower listeners.