The phrase "although the low sample size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research findings or data analysis, particularly to acknowledge a limitation in the study.
Example: "Although the low sample size may affect the reliability of the results, the findings still provide valuable insights."
Alternatives: "despite the small sample size" or "even with the limited sample size".
Although the low sample size does not allow a definitive conclusion, it does show a tendency meriting further investigation.
Although the low sample size of the present study limits the generalizability of the data, we concluded that PA counseling immediately after an exacerbation is time consuming and not effective to enhance PA or clinical outcomes.
Although the low sample size precluded statistical analyses, the shape variation among the replicated stream populations within the Lake Thunderbird basin suggests there was a possible spatial component to morphological divergence.
The foundation said although the survey methodology was robust the low sample size meant the findings should be treated as preliminary.
Moreover, the low sample size of our study is relatively low and differences in individual viral loads (although not statistically significant between untreated and prednisolone-treated patients) are possible limitations.
There was a trend towards higher IL-18 levels and lower MIG and IP-10 levels in treated versus untreated participants, although no difference between these groups reached statistical significance, possibly due to the low sample sizes.
The relatively low sample size may also affect the study's generalizability, although the sampling design does represent a random age- and gender-stratification.
The relatively low sample size reduced the actual statistical precision.
While a majority of the cohort was white (64%), even when stratified by race, AGD differences between fathers and infertile men remained stable although low sample size limited analysis of some races (Table 3).
GRP75/Mortalin levels increased on average by 50% compared to controls, although the considerable variability between individuals and low sample size meant that this difference did not reach statistical significance.
