Sentence examples for a too small number from inspiring English sources

We test if this variable has predictive power in explaining the wage gap, but our analysis is limited by a too small number of observations with the available data.

An appropriate choice has to establish a good trade-off between estimation errors due to instationarity and inaccuracy due to a too small number of samples.

In order to avoid outliers caused by a too small number of samples, we only analyzed subsets that contained at least seven genomes.

Anti-beta 2 GPIcoprotein1 (GPI) was performed in all positive anti-cardiolipin positive patients, and was found positive in only ten patients (a too small number for a proper correlation).

Particularly, it does not possess a high stability like other variable selection procedures [ 41] and a too small number of selected variables in the MRRMRR approach may be criticized for its limited classification ability [ 18, 42].

AE during transport were not significantly associated with a higher risk of ventilator-associated pneumonia compared with patients transported without AE, perhaps because of a too small number of patients included in our study.

Although a much too small number to conclude, our data suggest that patients with active TB diagnosed in an outpatient clinical setting might possess a less advanced stage of disease with preserved reactivity to TB antigens.

When too many or too small number of reducing agents are used, relatively larger gold nanoparticles are aggregated.

For these per-assay analyses, it is desirable to exclude bioassays with too small number of non-inactives, because those small-size assays may cause biased results.

Therefore, the limitation of the study was too small number of the subjects to make relevant statistical comparisons.

This may have caused to overestimate the proportion of methylation-affected genes when we consider too small number of top signals.