Sentence examples for a very limited sample from inspiring English sources

This paper has shown, albeit with a very limited sample of students in one particular context, that Japanese students do have a capacity for critical thinking in their own language.

This research was carried out with a very limited sample of only 50 respondents and also, did not point out clearly the various strategies embarked upon by the organizations.

In particular, a very limited sample with information on smoking rendered the models adjusted for smoking imprecise.

Such comparisons were either not made in the original studies [ 23, 25, 27] or were based on a very limited sample size, precluding quantitative analysis [ 24].

This HLA-B allele group had previously been found to be protective in an Italian cohort with a very limited sample size [ 28].

In contrast, oxidised Mets have much reduced relative preference for Met (-14% on N-terminus and -44% on C-terminus), albeit based on a very limited sample.

The fact that such a large and complex ligase emerged from a very limited sampling of sequence space implies the existence of a large number of distinct RNA structures of equivalent complexity and activity.

(How could the First Amendment Lawyers Association, as stalwart a collection of free speech advocates as one could imagine, function without the First Amendment?) Of course, that's a very limited sampling.

This assessment, however, is based on a very limited sampling of taxa within this diverse genus.

So far, research on Diplura has been relatively sparse, and most phylogenetic conclusions about them are based on a very limited sampling of dipluran taxa.

These studies were based on a very limited sampling within the family and thus do not provide reliable approximations for the crown node age and early diversification history.