The phrase "ample power to detect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that there is sufficient capability or authority to identify or recognize something.
Example: "The new surveillance system provides ample power to detect any unauthorized access to the premises."
Alternatives: "sufficient ability to identify" or "adequate capacity to recognize".
Thus, we had ample power to detect associations between different SEP and racial/ethnic groups, and were able to consider modification by age and gender.
The sample size of 150 subjects provides ample power to detect 2-year change scores and explore potential independent correlates of change.
Their penetrance is reported as high (˜80%) 7 and their prevalence among JME patients has been estimated to be as high as 9%. 1 Although our sample sizes were small, we have ample power to detect such large effects.
This finding could be partially attributed to the large number of cities and participants in our study, which provided ample power to detect heterogeneity even across the smallest differences in estimates.
A unique strength of this pharmacogenetic study was that the researchers randomly assigned participants to receive treatment (ondansetron plus CBT or placebo plus CBT) based on their 5-HTTLPR genotypes, which provided ample statistical power to detect the genetic effects.
Post hoc calculations indicate that we had ample statistical power to detect clinically relevant associations, with ≥80% power to detect an HR >1.19 and 1.22 for our overall and progression-free survival, respectively, and ≥1.26 for each respective outcome in our analyses that were restricted to anti-EGFR treated patients.
The strength of these studies lies in the detailed assessment of cortisol metabolism and the paired analyses of 12 patients, which is a comparable sample size to that used in most previous studies in this area, and which we calculated gives ample statistical power to detect differences of the magnitude observed in previous studies.
Figure 4: Power to detect minor populations.
Power to detect association with time to event efficacy outcome.
At 1% frequency, the estimated power to detect the presence of a CoNS species was 100% (red curve), but power to detect mecA was 0.33 (blue curve).
