Sentence examples for a sufficiently large sample of from inspiring English sources

Thus, the analysis of a sufficiently large sample of films from Europe, Asia, or elsewhere would provide interesting and possibly different results.

Similarly, Lord and Novick (1968, p. 383) wrote that it can be taken for granted that every model is false and that we can prove it so if we collect a sufficiently large sample of data.

In order to ensure a sufficiently large sample of b-like alleles, clones derived from suspected polygyne S. invicta colonies were screened for such alleles using competitive allele-specific PCR [45].

For the same analysis on the second day, the cutoff for full explicit knowledge was chosen somewhat smaller than for the first day to obtain a sufficiently large sample of participants with perfect explicit knowledge.

At this point it is important to mention that in order to show that an ensemble of DNA configurations has certain properties (such as the strong correlation between position of the genes on the chromosome and within the cell) a sufficiently large sample of possible configurations has to be analyzed.

However, a sufficiently large sample of 3,300 rated hits was obtained for the purpose of content validation.

Unfortunately, obtaining a sufficiently large sample for wide ranges of vibration can easily become unaffordable.

Only few trials had a sufficiently large sample to explore the efficacy of fluorouracil-based adjuvant chemotherapy according to TS expression.

We did not base this number on a formal sample size calculation, but rather aimed to obtain a sufficiently large sample to allow psychometric assessment of the data collection instruments.

Although this search was not expected to retrieve pharmaceutical obesity RCTs, it provided a sufficiently large sample to yield reasonably precise estimates of DORs as a function of study duration, which was our goal.

Ours is the first synthesis of individual-level data from all eligible population-based studies worldwide with a sufficiently large sample to allow a more precise estimation of the prevalence of PDR and DME.