The phrase "and a small data" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term is "a small amount of data" or "small data" when referring to a specific concept in data analysis.
Example: "The research focused on a small amount of data collected from local surveys."
Alternatives: "a small set of data" or "limited data."
Calkins used fairly simple tools and a small data set to identify patterns in dream content, but later studies have largely confirmed these insights and extended them to new groups of people.
He doesn't have to spend time observing a target, nor wasting cell phone minutes (which remain pricey in Mexico); he only needs Internet access and a small data plan.
We conclude that we can replicate some of the key findings from previous analysis of the methylomes of HPV+ and HPV- HNSCC with MeDIP-seq and a small data set.
This study is of a qualitative and exploratory nature, using both a small data set and two case studies.
The energy and cooling efficiency of a small data center is then evaluated by applying several metrics.
This low result may be due to historical and stochastic events, or simply a small data set.
First, we evaluated bacterial microbiota in the distal esophagus in patients with gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD), Barrett's esophagus, and normal esophageal mucosa using a small data set.
With a small data set and highly variable user behavior, a growth hacker in the early stage is hustling every channel.
Furthermore, the proposed solution heuristic is only applied to a small data set and no efficiency analysis is conducted in terms of solution quality.
These results are consistent with previously published MCID estimates based on clinical experience and a distribution-based approach using a small data set [ 53].
The reason we use leave-one-out cross-validation is that we have a small data set and, moreover, there are only a small number of positive samples (hot spot residues).
