Sentence examples for a relatively limited sample from inspiring English sources

Anatomist Jeffrey Laitman of Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York says he finds the hypoglossal canal theory "tantalizing," but that the new study raises a cautionary note, highlighting risks of drawing conclusions from "a relatively limited sample [and] a relatively limited part of the body".

Second, previous comparative studies utilized a relatively limited sample of primates.

Four examples of cannibalism are known from a relatively limited sample of tooth-marked bones.

Another weakness is a relatively limited sample size.

First, we enrolled a relatively limited sample of patients with severe TBI, a disease with extremely intrinsic heterogeneity.

This study was based on a relatively limited sample size in which a large number of variables were examined.

Such a complexity explains the relatively limited sample of patients included.

Given our relatively limited sample, a large-scale quantitative follow-up study is needed to confirm our qualitative findings.

Study limitations include the relatively limited sample size and the inability to measure IGFBP7- and TIMP-2-levels separately.

A major limitation of the study is the relatively limited sample size which impacted the power to detect the effect of certain variables deemed relevant by previous literature such as hormone/estrogen therapy, thyroid hormone, alcohol consumption and smoking (there were only 3 smokers, all men).

Given the relatively limited sample size, when a less conservative estimate of polymorphism within species was used (MAF ≥ 0.01) the proportions of polymorphic SNPs increased considerably in all species and combinations.