Although based on very small numbers, this complication rate is in line with the one reported by Arcioni et al (24%%) [16], and is lower than reported in ONS studies (40.7 %) [22].
So networks have to make decisions on more expensive, more complex series based on very small samples — a few episodes, typically — to predict whether viewers will commit to an entire season, as they have for similar shows like "Lost" or "24".
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While our brain has the capacity to categorize everything, including people, based on very small pieces of information such as their appearance and evident behaviors, it often involves some form of learning.
Studies based on very small sample sizes (<50 cases or person-years at risk) were excluded because the percentage age-distributions could easily be spurious.
However, it is recognized that estimates of the onset and end of an epidemic are less reliable measures of timing, because these estimates are based on very small numbers of cases and therefore more vulnerable to random fluctuations.
Some authors established their cut-off points based on very small groups.
Based on very small numbers, rates of major birth defects were similar between the groups.
However, strong claims are often made based on very small effects.
However, this result is based on very small numbers of individuals.
