Sentence examples for based on comparatively small from inspiring English sources

Although this is the largest study to date of the effect of reproductive factors on breast cancer histology, our findings for the rarer tumour types, mucinous and medullary cancers, are based on comparatively small numbers.

Although a higher detection rate of EBV-positive tumours has been reported in other European series, estimates are based on comparatively small numbers of cancers with only 10 tumours in total testing positive for EBV.

Cumberland County actually saw its median sales price rise during the market slump years, but Mr. Otteau called that an anomaly, "based on its comparatively small population and the county being comparatively un-built-up, so any development at all that occurred skewed the figures".

A configuration for hybrid diesel railcars based on a comparatively small hydraulic system (total mass: 2,400 kg) is presented that could be applicable for existing vehicles as well as newly developed ones.

Interpretation These results are rough estimations based on a comparatively small material.

First, we drew conclusions based on a comparatively small number of participants in this study.

While this study was the largest of its kind, the results were based on a comparatively small sample of participants.

However, most of these used simple OLS modelling procedures on comparatively small data sets.

Fourth, this study was based on a relatively small cohort, and the occurrences of events in the second outcome measurement were comparatively low.

I've only been eating there for 16 years, but based on that comparatively short relationship, Philippe's deserves another 100 years in business.

Hence, despite being based on a comparatively large national cohort and long-term follow-up, the statistical power was limited.